What Happened: Should Facebook go ahead with its plan, users will be able to sync Oculus Move data with iPhone’s Health app, as per code discovered by iOS developer Steve Moser and shared with Bloomberg.

Apple’s Health App can gather fitness and workout data from third-party devices as well as those made by the Tim Cook-led company such as the Apple Watch or iPhone.

Why It Matters: It is not certain that the launch of such a feature is imminent, however, the code does point to the fact that Facebook is exploring such data sharing, noted Bloomberg. 

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Zuckerberg in turn told Facebook staff in 2018 to “inflict pain” on Apple for the way he perceived the Cupertino, California-based tech giant treated the social networking giant.

Meanwhile, the competition between the two firms continues to grow. Apple’s own VR headset is set to arrive in 2022, albeit at a steep price, Bloomberg reported separately. 

Price Action: On Monday, Facebook shares closed 0.72% higher at $372.46 in the regular session and rose 0.2% in the after-hours trading. On the same day, Apple shares closed almost 0.3% higher at $148.99 and rose nearly 0.2% in the after-hours trading.

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