The Garmin-- so Garmin wearables,
they have obviously different capabilities.
Some will monitor your heart.
Some will only monitor steps-- all these different things.
What's shady is it can passively collect data.
So even if you think it's not tracking you, it is.
It is tracking moments of rest in addition
to moments of working out.
A lot of people have the false assumption
that if they wear a Garmin, or a Samsung watch,
or some kind of Android wearable,
that it's only tracking them when you click Start Workout.
That's when we typically use it.
These watches are always tracking you.
They're tracking your every move.
Some people think, OK, I'm never going to wear that watch again.
But then you put your Android in your pocket.
Guess what.
It's still tracking you.
The setting is off by default to do passively tracking.
So the user does have to enable it.
Most of the database is going to be-- or most of the data
is going to be in databases.
You can see here, the gcm_cache.db.
We have devices, and it's telling us
that there is a wearable involved.
You're also going to see the different courses
that the person took, the different activities.
So make sure you take a look at these JSON
files and the databases.