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It’s been seven years since Apple acquired Beddit, a platform specializing in sleep monitoring. In 2022, the company began

Apple has removed the iPhone apps for Beddit models 3.0 and 3.5 from the App Store, reports MacRumors. This is part of a slow removal of all things Beddit by the tech giant. In 2017 Apple acquired Beddit,