Watch 2 - WatchOS 6.2.8
iPhone XR - 13.6.1
When I'm cycling in the morning I use my watch to track the workout and listen to music playing on my iPhone via AirPods.
This morning a strange thing happened. Whenever my watch played an alert sound (at each 5K split, for example) it played through the AirPods instead of through the watch's tiny speaker. The alert sound caused music to stop playing on the iPhone. The only way to get the music playing again was to haul the iPhone out of my bike bag and press the play button on the screen. (It really surprised me that two devices could play through a single pair of AirPods.)
After I finished cycling I could not figure out a way to turn this "feature" off. So, I did a force reboot of the watch.
Question: What did I do to turn this feature on and how do I turn it off short of rebooting the watch?
iPhone XR - 13.6.1
When I'm cycling in the morning I use my watch to track the workout and listen to music playing on my iPhone via AirPods.
This morning a strange thing happened. Whenever my watch played an alert sound (at each 5K split, for example) it played through the AirPods instead of through the watch's tiny speaker. The alert sound caused music to stop playing on the iPhone. The only way to get the music playing again was to haul the iPhone out of my bike bag and press the play button on the screen. (It really surprised me that two devices could play through a single pair of AirPods.)
After I finished cycling I could not figure out a way to turn this "feature" off. So, I did a force reboot of the watch.
Question: What did I do to turn this feature on and how do I turn it off short of rebooting the watch?