Which term describes wearable devices intentionally used for work or health monitoring?

• A. Wearable Technology
• B. Geolocation
• C. CYOD
• D. DoH

Answer: (A)

Wearable technology refers to devices worn on the body that are used to monitor health metrics, fitness, or work-related data. The defining idea is that the device is worn, continuously or regularly collects data, and often transmits that data to apps or systems for monitoring, analysis, or alerts. This umbrella term covers smartwatches, fitness bands, medical sensors, and even sensors embedded in clothing, all designed specifically for ongoing monitoring of the wearer’s health or work conditions.

Geolocation is about determining where someone or something is located, not about the wearable itself. CYOD (Choose Your Own Device) is a policy concept about which devices employees can use. DoH (DNS over HTTPS) is a network security/privacy feature that protects DNS queries, not a category of wearable devices.