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No Time Travel
- Thread starter Neo1975
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The new beta turns it off in the settings. Just go to your watch app on your phone, go to settings, go to clock, turn time travel back on.
Uhh no. The latest watchOS 3 beta has just turned Time Travel off by default. You just have to turn it back on if you want to use it.
I've seen a video of somebody using Time Travel in the OS 3 beta to navigate back and forth in the Music History by looking at the large Music complication on the Modular Face.
I can't wait to use it. I'm on the public beta and they seemed to have removed the Music History from the Music app, but they left the Up Next Queue and put it now beneath where they put the lyrics when you choose to play a song. I sent an email to try and get them to put it back in.
You do need the latest iOS on your phone though, before yesterday I didnt have the option to turn it on. After updating my phone last night I could switch it on again
I feel like an idiot. Didn't even notice this. Still haven't gotten used to searching for settings in the watch app.
Because people complained they were activating time travel with their shirt or jacket sleeve.
I find time travel annoying and did not even know I could disable it so I am glad I stumbled across this thread. I don't really see the point in it except for checking the forecast and I would much rather just open the weather app for that. Time travel randomly triggers all the time and I have to hit the crown before I can check what time it is, defeats the purpose of a watch if I can't just quickly glance at it to see what time it is.
Thank goodness for this post!! The loss of the default feature escaped me!!
As for how useful the feature, one might understand if you wanted to know exactly when the sun was rising/setting...a very useful feature for a photographer. I used the feature nearly daily, and have really, really missed it. But then I also teach photography and would advise students regularly of when the sun and moon were going to impact photos.
Cheers!!
As for how useful the feature, one might understand if you wanted to know exactly when the sun was rising/setting...a very useful feature for a photographer. I used the feature nearly daily, and have really, really missed it. But then I also teach photography and would advise students regularly of when the sun and moon were going to impact photos.
Cheers!!