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The saddest part of this whole fiasco is that Apple itself is suffering from the lack of competition. Apple Watch for example gets a huge boost from being the
by jjcob 1y ago
The saddest part of this whole fiasco is that Apple itself is suffering from the lack of competition.
Apple Watch for example gets a huge boost from being the only wearable that integrates with iOS. But it has a lot of quality issues, and is by far the worst Apple product in my opinion. Apple would have a lot more incentive to improve it if they had to compete with other smart watches on a level playing field.
- innocentoldguy 1y agoWhat quality issues have you experienced? I've owned almost every Apple Watch since their debut and have never had an issue with any of them.
- nonethewiser 1y ago>The saddest part of this whole fiasco is that Apple itself is suffering from the lack of competition. The Apple watch suffers in your scenario. Not necessarily Apple.
- microtonal 1y agoYeah. I recently got a Garmin Watch after years of using an Apple Watch. On Android you can enable/disable notifications per app. On iOS you are stuck with all or nothing because Apple does not permit the same amount of integration as they permit their own products.
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- AnonHP 1y ago> I recently got a Garmin Watch after years of using an Apple Watch. On Android you can enable/disable notifications per app. On iOS you are stuck with all or nothing Are you referring to notifications on the Apple Watch? If yes, you can control them by app and decide which ones you want (or don’t want) on the watch. The default is to “Mirror my iPhone”. You can change the notification settings for Apple Watch by app in the Watch App, opening the Notifications menu (the very first one below the watch faces) and then scrolling down to the apps.