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That’s weird, I have perfect running detection on an old(er) (Apple) watch. Detection does start late (but is retroactive, so it’s not an issue).
by frizlab 11mo ago
That’s weird, I have perfect running detection on an old(er) (Apple) watch.
Detection does start late (but is retroactive, so it’s not an issue).
- mh- 11mo agoAnd that's by design, because it waits for a larger window of data to gain confidence. Notice how you ~never get false positives on it starting an exercise session. I see comments like GP's often enough that I think Apple just does a bad job explaining how/why it works.
- furyofantares 11mo ago> Notice how you ~never get false positives on it starting an exercise session. Oh, I absolutely do.
- skavi 11mo agoPersonally, I understand perfectly how it works. But even with the retroactive start, it tends to miss the first five or so minutes. There are also stats on the screen during tracking that ideally should appear as early as possible.