> It used to be that when you enabled airplane mode on your watch it set it for your phone too, but you had to get out out of airplane mode on each device. Make

> It used to be that when you enabled airplane mode on your watch it set it for your phone too, but you had to get out out of airplane mode on each device. Makes sense to me, but apparently not to everyone, so I was amazed when disabling airplane mode on your watch did the same on the phone. This might be surprising, but it makes sense to me. If your device is in "airplane mode" it should not transmit, but can still receive. So, a BLE message from your watch telling your phone to exit airplane mode can be received and acted on. Same with disabling enabling it on your watch until it knows it has set it for your phone/other devices. I would expect disabling bluetooth (ignoring cc toggle lies) to work the way you describe though.