Apple Watch bands could identity with wrist sensor

Apple Watch bands could identity with wrist sensor: Technology is getting so advanced, that the sensor could look at patterns in your skin. Apple has filed a patent for a biometric sensor built into a watch band. The sensor could detect pattens in a user's skin and the sensor may also look at patterns in the hair on your wrist.

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