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Deepinder Goyal confirms Temple wearable will not trigger airport metal detectors
Zomato co-founder Deepinder Goyal has confirmed that Temple, the company's new wearable device, will not set off metal detectors at airports, according to India Today. The confirmation addresses a practical question many prospective buyers had about the device's design, though details about Temple's exact function and specifications remain limited in current reporting.
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