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Killbynumbers

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May 29, 2019
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Ever since I updated two XS Max phones to iOS 14, I have noticed that one of my two watches is paired to both phones. I know this because the second phone is also showing the exercise and steps count although it is delayed just a bit. If I go into the watch app on the second phone, it wants me to update the firmware on the watch. If I say no, it will reset the watch and it is actually not reset, it just no longer works with the real phone that I have it paired with and I have to reset it. When I repair the watch, it is again paired with both phones.

The "real" phone was purchased almost two years ago and the second phone was purchased a year ago in April but I didn't start using it until two months ago and it was restored using the first phones backup.

Anyone have any ideas on how I can stop this short of restoring one phone and starting it new?
 
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