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Obviously this guy was fooled by a friend who was using his iPhone to remotely operate the watch (which explains the „we are in control“ phrase). Now in this fo
by planb 3y ago
Obviously this guy was fooled by a friend who was using his iPhone to remotely operate the watch (which explains the „we are in control“ phrase). Now in this forum numerous people that simply have a broken digitizer chime in. Case closed.
- codemusings 3y agoIt wasn't obvious at all to me that that's even possible. But as it turns out: it's an accessibility feature (1) to mirror the watch screen on iPhone in order to voice control it or use assistive touch. 1: https://support.apple.com/guide/watch/apple-watch-mirroring-apd890848603/watchos https://support.apple.com/guide/watch/apple-watch-mirroring-...
- caleb-allen 3y agoSurely this is a vector for attack then?
- planb 3y agoNo. You need to gain access to the phone. If you have access to the phone, the watch isn’t interesting anymore.