It looks like Nokia being forced to remove one of the key features from its Body Cardio smart scale in order to comply with regulations.
Nokia re-released the Body Cardio Scale following in 2017 following its acquisition of Withings. The smart scale was sold with the ability to measure a user’s Pulse Wave Velocity, a metric which tracks the rate at which pressure waves move through the circulatory system.
However, the company has announced a software update will come on 24 January, which will remove the feature from all devices and the user cannot opt out of this.
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It also looks like the Nokia Cardio smart scale will not ship anytime soon with, the current status as Sold out on the company’s site. However you can still pick up Nokia’s Body and Body+ smart scale, but be aware that both represent a slight drop-off in the features department.