I bricked my watch by taking it too deep in the ocean; luckily I had insurance, so replacement only cost $99.
When I go to iCloud Find Devices on my Mini, only one Series 10 Watch shows, the one on my wrist.
When I look at my Apple Account on my iPhone, I see both Series 10 Watches, and it seems like the bricked one is the one showing all the Verizon details (phone number, etc), even though the replacement is operating like it should.
The instructions for return don't mention anything about the iPhone view, just the iCloud view, so it seems like I'm good to go through with the return, but Asurion warns that if I don't do it right I could be charged an extra $300.
Any help in my understanding would be appreciated.
When I go to iCloud Find Devices on my Mini, only one Series 10 Watch shows, the one on my wrist.
When I look at my Apple Account on my iPhone, I see both Series 10 Watches, and it seems like the bricked one is the one showing all the Verizon details (phone number, etc), even though the replacement is operating like it should.
The instructions for return don't mention anything about the iPhone view, just the iCloud view, so it seems like I'm good to go through with the return, but Asurion warns that if I don't do it right I could be charged an extra $300.
Any help in my understanding would be appreciated.