Marco ArmentDec 14, 2022

People with multiple Apple Watches for testing or sleep or whatever:

How do you reliably prevent the “other” one (at a given time) from sounding your daily wake-up alarm from your iPhone?

This “Push Alerts from iPhone” setting in Watch -> Clock is off for both watches, but sometimes, the “other” watch sounds the alarm anyway.

Show threadMarco ArmentDec 14, 2022

This looks like the answer!

Watch -> Sleep -> Don’t use this Watch for Sleep

Thanks, @captainslim !

https://infosec.exchange/@captainslim/109512751562435199

Chris Johnson (@[email protected])

Attached: 1 image @[email protected] I have two watches, one of which I wear to sleep. I select Don’t use this Watch for Sleep in Sleep settings in the Watch app on the non-sleep one.

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Show threadMarco ArmentDec 14, 2022
(Also, I don’t want to get into a whole thing, but this is a common situation — asking a question, and wanting to share the answer with commentary and thanks — in which I really miss quote-tweeting.)
Show threadJari Pennanen

@marcoarment Quote toots can be implemented purely in a client. Commenting a link, like you just did, is in effect a quote toot.

Client can even "unwrap" links to toots and make them appear with content and buttons etc. It's already supported in API and protocol.

Dec 14, 2022 at 4:14pmWeb
Show threadBrian Gerfort🇺🇦Dec 14, 2022
@Ciantic But the point of quoting is to make it easy for readers to see the context. The problem is not really solved if it only works on some clients.