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Marco Arment Dec 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.

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Marco Arment Dec 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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Marco Arment Dec 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.)

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Casey Liss Dec 14, 2022

@marcoarment I understand the justification for not allowing quote toots but I think it’s doing more bad than good

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@caseyliss @marcoarment I’m enjoying the lack of them. When back in Twitter land it’s apparent they take up the majority of my timeline and a lot of screen space with it. Think the vast majority could be a reply but they’re not because they either want to dunk on original, or because algorithm seems to favour them above replies so if you want to be seen you’re encouraged to use them over there.