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Players and staff who want to wear Oura Rings will receive them upon entering the Disney World bubble, sources told Tim Bontemps of ESPN.
Wearing the device is optional.
The data will only be shared to the NBA and NBPA for health monitoring purposes.
Teams will not have access to the data, but will be notified if a player shows symptoms of COVID-19 or is at a high-risk for the virus.
I agree this is nothing more that to collect personal data of athletes. Notice how they cover their ass by saying only works 90%. That right there should be a red flag and tell u this ring has nothing to do with covid and more to do with a test they doingTheCage4 wrote:I sincerely hope no player or staff member wears one of these. It’s bad enough we live with cameras everywhere, our cellphones being tracked and our internet usage monitored and sold.
