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Not getting "stand" credit
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It detects movement rather than just standing. They'll need to move around a good few metres for at least one minute straight before it would close.
If they get prompted to move (normally happens at 10 minutes to the hour if it hasn't detected any movement), I'd recommend they walk from one end of the office to the other and that should tick one off.
Depends on the length of the office of course but that normally works. It's a lot more difficult to close if I'm just at home!
If they get prompted to move (normally happens at 10 minutes to the hour if it hasn't detected any movement), I'd recommend they walk from one end of the office to the other and that should tick one off.
Depends on the length of the office of course but that normally works. It's a lot more difficult to close if I'm just at home!
They Apple watch has no idea if you are standing or not. If she will walk some each hour, she will be credited!
It should be called the move ring instead because as already stated, that’s what really gives credit. I can wave my arm around for a bit when I get the notification at 50 after the hour without ever standing up and I get the credit.
From my experience, it’s based on the angle of the arm wearing the watch. If the arm is hanging straight down, it perceives it as standing. I was once sitting at a friend’s dinner table for several hours. Whenever I got the notification to stand, I just let my arm hang down for one minute. I got all my stand credits without getting up. Does your wife have her arms always bent when she’s standing?