When We Trust Wearables More Than Our Own Bodies
By Sarah Campise Hallier
Published on April 9, 2026.
The article discusses the importance of trust in the technology behind the curtain for the eyes of the public, and the implications of the relationship between the two entities. The article also discusses the need for technological assistance. The authorises the use of technology to combat the issue of technological advancements in technology.
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