Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the US Health Secretary, is advocating for all Americans to adopt wearable health technology, such as fitness trackers, to monitor their health. While he aims to launch a massive campaign promoting these devices, this initiative has sparked widespread debate regarding its potential benefits, risks, and implications for privacy. Critics express concerns over security and the effectiveness of wearables in ensuring a healthier population. Some analysts view this push as part of a larger individualism movement, while others warn that wearables alone cannot resolve deeper systemic health issues. The prospect of mandatory health tracking has left many intrigued yet apprehensive about the personal data implications.