Besides the heart rate measurement frequency issue, I'm also seeing an issue with the stand measurement. At this moment, my watch says I have a count of 17 out of 12 hours in the stand ring. But I've only been wearing my watch for 15 hours so far today . . . Yesterday was similar, more hours with a stand count than I'd worn the watch (or been awake, for that matter). Anyone else seeing this behavior?
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Stand count off after 1.0.1?
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did you scroll down from the stand ring/check the workout app on iphone and see which hours it says you were standing for?
if you put it on at 8:59, it's now 23:01... that's 14 hours (and two minutes) but spans 16.
I went to bed at 5 past midnight, got woken up by my wife to help put our daughter in the car at 5 to 7. It's only 1:15 and I already have 8 hours standing accrued - not incuding 1-2pm!
if you put it on at 8:59, it's now 23:01... that's 14 hours (and two minutes) but spans 16.
I went to bed at 5 past midnight, got woken up by my wife to help put our daughter in the car at 5 to 7. It's only 1:15 and I already have 8 hours standing accrued - not incuding 1-2pm!
I believe I remember seeing at least one, maybe two posts from the middle of last week just after the update with people claiming they thought they may be seeing issues with the "Stand" Activity Ring as well. I'll see if I can find any of them.
But so one I remember- and I do believe it was from after the update and having to do with Watch OS 1.0.1 rather than just a Watch OS general comment- stated that they noticed they had gotten credit for a couple of hours for "Standing" over the night when their Watch had been charging the entire time they slept.
With the VAST VAST VAST majority of complaints dealing with the "Stand" Activity Ring stemming from a poor name for it from Apple and consumers interpreting it too literally without reading its' definition/parameters/true meaning, I'm not 100% if I saw this diamond-in-the-rough-of-a-real-actual-potential-issue/bug being posted about prior to Watch OS 1.0.1 or not.
Hopefully I'll be able to do some digging (tomorrow at work) and get back to you
But so one I remember- and I do believe it was from after the update and having to do with Watch OS 1.0.1 rather than just a Watch OS general comment- stated that they noticed they had gotten credit for a couple of hours for "Standing" over the night when their Watch had been charging the entire time they slept.
With the VAST VAST VAST majority of complaints dealing with the "Stand" Activity Ring stemming from a poor name for it from Apple and consumers interpreting it too literally without reading its' definition/parameters/true meaning, I'm not 100% if I saw this diamond-in-the-rough-of-a-real-actual-potential-issue/bug being posted about prior to Watch OS 1.0.1 or not.
Hopefully I'll be able to do some digging (tomorrow at work) and get back to you
Example of what may be happening.
Put
Watch on at 6:55am and get credit for 6-7 since you stood for over 1 minute in that hour. So at 7:01AM you will have 2 hours Stand.Take
Watch of at 10:02PM and get credit for the 10-11 since you stood over 1 minute in that hour.This would give you 17 hours Stand while wearing the
Watch for only 15 hours and 7 minutes.