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By attributing inaccuracy to inherent technology limitations, Garmin establishes that heart rate reading errors are an expected possibility rather than an exceptional failure.
Users should expect that some heart rate readings may be inaccurate under certain circumstances due to inherent technology limitations.
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"There are inherent limitations with the technology that may cause some of the heart rate readings to be inaccurate under certain circumstances.Excerpt from Garmin's Terms of Use
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By attributing inaccuracy to inherent technology limitations, Garmin establishes that heart rate reading errors are an expected possibility rather than an exceptional failure.
Users should expect that some heart rate readings may be inaccurate under certain circumstances due to inherent technology limitations.
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