Isn't there a chance at getting the illness via the air though? I would exercise but all the parks I frequent are closed down. In some states people are not even supposed to leave their home except for food or drugs.
The watch works fine for me. It's excellent to leave my phone at home and still get my texts, listen to music, use Apple Pay, and, of course, tell the time.
But the health aspect needs major work. There is a setting on Galaxy Watch to adjust your desired activity level from light, normal or heavy or such. This adjusts the level of exercise required to earn badges. You also get a setting to either gain or lose weight or maintain your current weight. There is only one way for the Apple Watch--it assumes everyone is one in the same. I got a March goal to do 4,093 calories PER DAY. I'd give myself a stroke trying that! I can barely pass 500 calories a day burned. Any more and I'd be consuming fast food all the time to gain calories back or end up being the skeleton man weighing in at like 75 lbs. How is that healthy, Apple? Not everyone needs to lose weight! How about a maintain option?
I still think that it adjusting for covid 19 would be a nice gesture though. Just imagine if the Watch existed for those in the Katrina disaster. Oh, forget about the major flood and damage, just close your exercise ring a few times a month!
It'd also be neat if it adjusted the level of exercise based on how many times you met a goal or not. Such as if you couldn't meet your goal one month, you get an easier one the next time. But it just keeps assuming we are all superheroes or something or want to be a body builder.
