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Apple shares two new stories about how the Apple Watch affected users’ lives
Apple has published two new videos about Apple Watch users as part of its “True Apple Watch Story” series.
One features Josh, who says he weighed about 340 pounds before using the watch’s Activity Rings to support his fitness efforts.
The other features Morgan, who says high heart rate notifications helped save her life.
Doctors later diagnosed Morgan with a kidney infection that had progressed to septic shock.
The videos are part of Apple’s effort to show how the watch’s health and fitness features can affect people’s lives.
Both videos are available on Apple’s YouTube channel.
Apple shared two new videos in its “True Apple Watch Story” series about users Morgan and Josh.
Morgan said high heart rate alerts woke her as a kidney infection progressed to septic shock.
Josh used the Apple Watch’s Activity Rings to become more active after weighing about 340 pounds.
The videos were published on Apple’s YouTube channel.
- Who
- Morgan and Josh, Apple Watch users featured in the videos.
- What
- Apple shared two stories about the watch’s role in Morgan’s medical emergency and Josh’s fitness journey.
- When
- October 27, 2026, according to MacRumors; 9to5Mac published its report on October 28 UTC.
- Where
- Apple’s YouTube channel.
- Why
- Apple shared the videos as part of its “True Apple Watch Story” series.
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- Videos
- Two new stories in Apple’s “True Apple Watch Story” series
- Morgan
- High heart rate alerts woke her during a kidney infection that progressed to septic shock
- Josh
- Weighed about 340 pounds before using the Apple Watch to become more active
- Platform
- Apple’s YouTube channel