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Apple Watch: All the Little Things! [watchOS 4.3 beta]

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jgelin said:
I have been having issues with then handoff between wifi and cellular connections. The cellular doesn't seem to register with Siri, radio, nor do I get my notifications like I did before the beta. Sad
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Well, as outlined in the release notes: "The Radio app doesn’t currently support Cellular connections. (34422913)"

As for the other issues, since you're part of the developer beta you probably should file a radar about those problems. Do a sysdiagnose on the watch while the issues are happening and include it with the reports.
 
midkay said:
I really hope this isn’t intentional. It can’t be, right? That indicator was invaluable.
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Oh totally! I doubt it’s intentional, considering there’s still a setting for stand reminders, it just doesn’t seem to be working... But I agree, that indicator was great. Hopefully Beta 2 fixes it...
 
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Does any one else experience this?: In the list of iMessages on my watch, conversations that I was the last one to reply show up as new (blue dot) if I replied on my phone... Weird
 
A bug I've found in watchOS 4.0. Hopefully someone can check if its been fixed in 4.1

1. Put messages as a shortcut on the watch face

2. Have someone send you a message (or 2)

3. Do not respond to the vibration by lifting your arm and reading the message. Let some time go by so it doesn't show u automatically.

4. Messages icon shows 2 (or whatever) unread

5. If you click the icon now it will jump straight to the end of the smart replies and you will have to scroll up 3 pages of smart replies to read the message that was sent to u

6. Only fix is to disable smart replies in the watch app

If the only way you read your messages is by swiping down on the face then you will not face this bug but for now it makes reading and replying to messages a chore
 
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garethjs said:
A bug I've found in watchOS 4.0. Hopefully someone can check if its been fixed in 4.1

1. Put messages as a shortcut on the watch face

2. Have someone send you a message (or 2)

3. Do not respond to the vibration by lifting your arm and reading the message. Let some time go by so it doesn't show u automatically.

4. Messages icon shows 2 (or whatever) unread

5. If you click the icon now it will jump straight to the end of the smart replies and you will have to scroll up 3 pages of smart replies to read the message that was sent to u

6. Only fix is to disable smart replies in the watch app

If the only way you read your messages is by swiping down on the face then you will not face this bug but for now it makes reading and replying to messages a chore
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Similarly, if I click on a regular iMessage notification (without having it be a complication) then on the iMessage header, it will frequently jump to the middle of the smart reply list
 
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Yup so same issue. How is no one else reporting this and more importantly how does Apple not see this before releasing watchOS 4.0
 
4.1 beta some apps like calendar are not on the watch. Anyone else see this? Anyway to fix? Tried reset old and new setup, nothing worked.
 
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TheByteSmasher said:
Similarly, if I click on a regular iMessage notification (without having it be a complication) then on the iMessage header, it will frequently jump to the middle of the smart reply list
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Not fixed in 4.01

Have to disable smart replies for now.

Obviously no one uses the Apple Watch for messages in their HQ
 
garethjs said:
Not fixed in 4.01

Have to disable smart replies for now.

Obviously no one uses the Apple Watch for messages in their HQ
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how did you get 4.01 on your series 0? I thought it was only LTE series 3? I cant see it even on my series 3 non LTE
 
Ok so I was on the beta programming until 4.0. Recently, I got the notification for the 4.1 beta update, however I don't want to go on that beta at this time.

I've removed the beta profile and restarted both watch and phone but the notification won't remove itself from the phone app. What to do? Is only option. To factory reset?
 
Sweeperdk said:
Ok so I was on the beta programming until 4.0. Recently, I got the notification for the 4.1 beta update, however I don't want to go on that beta at this time.

I've removed the beta profile and restarted both watch and phone but the notification won't remove itself from the phone app. What to do? Is only option. To factory reset?
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Go under settings, usage on watch app on iPhone and delete the watchOS 4.1 beta file. Reboot both iPhone and watch. Then the update shouldn’t come thru.
 
just a quick question?i don't know if its been covered yet?or if its the right place to post this but..... I received the apple watch series 3 cellular today, and the haptic feedback seems to be weaker on phone calls? I thought there was an issue with my watch but upon inspecting my friends series 3 cellular theirs is also the same as mine.They both seem to be weaker than my series 2?Has anyone else noticed this when receiving a phone call? Thanks
 
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