Apple is also introducing SiriKit to Apple Watch with watchOS 3.2 beta. SiriKit lets developers integrate their apps with Siri for select uses. Prior to watchOS 3.2 beta, SiriKit was limited to iOS apps. Read More at https://9to5mac.com/2017/02/06/watchos-3-2-beta-2/
If you installed the beta profile on your watch, then you were getting the developer betas. There has never been a public beta profile or beta versions to watchOS.
If you installed the beta profile on your watch, then you were getting the developer betas. There has never been a public beta profile or beta versions to watchOS.
When you install the public beta the Watch profile is installed on your iPhone. However it is null on doesn't install on your Watch. Only developers can and should be installing Watch betas.
When you install the public beta the Watch profile is installed on your iPhone. However it is null on doesn't install on your Watch. Only developers can and should be installing Watch betas.
When you install the public beta the Watch profile is installed on your iPhone. However it is null on doesn't install on your Watch. Only developers can and should be installing Watch betas.
Actually a lot of people have made that mistake and probably most everyone who see it the first time is at least confused. It is probably just 'lazy' programing to leave it in the public and AppleSeed betas and Apple should probably remove it...but.