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Yes - this is also with the phone right next to me the whole time, so it's not a case of me missing something. I assume it's possible for the phone to go into s
by to3m 11y ago
Yes - this is also with the phone right next to me the whole time, so it's not a case of me missing something. I assume it's possible for the phone to go into some kind of sleep mode whereby timers are checked much less frequently. Seems a bit daft to allow this if there's an active countdown timer that could expire before the next check...
- dilap 11y agoIt's really a shame that our two major mobile platforms are a choice between insanely shoddy software and insanely victorian censorship.
- rtkwe 11y agoAh my mistake I thought you were talking about the negative time that shows up AFTER the timer has gone off but hasn't been acknowledged. I always use timers on my Moto 360 because it's much more pleasant than the default chirping to hear.