I was already running watchOS 11.1 beta 5 (22R5575a) - https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/watchos-11-beta-thread.2428813/post-33505361
My Apple Watch used to be like that in 11.1 beta 5, but after updating to the RC the last charged and the graph is now showing up correctly.
That is a bug, check the build number closely. If it is not matching please report it on the Feedback Assistant app.
I have the same watchOS 11.1 RC on my Apple Watch Series 6 gold stainless 40mm, and I'm still able to take an ECG. Have you tried restarting your Apple Watch? If the problem persists, check to make sure the digital crown is clean. Your wrists, hands, and the back crystal and digital crown must be free of debris and not be wet, and the watch should be free of damage. If the digital crown is stuck or hard to turn, it may be defective. If so, book a Genius Bar appointment to have it checked out.
Thanks for the tip, i think it might have been a dirty crown, it’s working a little bit better after cleaning it with water and a tooth brush. If it still acts up i will set up a Genius Bar appointment.
If that doesn't work, you should contact AppleCare by phone or iMessage chat and let them know if they can't help you resolve the issue. This is also a good way to avoid going to the Apple Store if you don't live close to one. You can also contact me; I'm here to help you with your Apple Watch, iPhone, and other Apple products. Make sure to use a soft-bristled brush when cleaning the crown; a cosmetic or fine-haired art brush won't scratch the stainless steel casing of your Apple Watch. Be especially careful with the gold or graphite stainless steel models, as you could damage the coating if you scrub too hard.
Never tried that gesture before, but since watchOS 10 introduced Smart Stack it impacted how we use the Digital Crown and side buttons. Control center has to be accessed by the side button, and since that is occupied, you have to access the dock via double click on the Digital Crown.
Yes but until this new beta if an app was on the screen you could force close it by that method.
Ohhh I see I am on 11.1 RC so that does not apply to me. I tested it out and the gesture works to force close an app on my Apple Watch Series 6.
It prompts you right after the initial 2 year plan expires. I received the prompt last week for my AWU1.
I had a similar experience when I updated to a certain beta (watchOS 11 RC). I received an email from Apple reminding me that I had almost passed the two-month window to purchase AppleCare+ for my Apple Watch in mid-September. I had purchased my watch in mid-May of this year, so Apple's reminder came very late.
My maximum battery capacity dropped from 98% to 88% after installing 11.2. It’s an Ultra 2 that was first used on Christmas of last year. I don’t know if this is a bug or something else.
Yeah, I just noticed my AWU that is 2 years old dropped from 91% to 86% on 11.2 beta. Pretty big swing, even wilder for yours.
How could this happen?! Did it go back to its original state when it dropped battery health in updates before?
It stayed at 100% for the first year, and has now dropped 14% over the past year. It has been on 91% probably for the past 2 months.
That’s a huge difference here. If it was an Apple Watch Series 7 or earlier model from launch day or during its release cycle I would understand why it is that low; various of my friends with Apple Watch Series 4 to 6 had their battery health around that range or lower.
Looking at the update size, I guess there are many new things related to the AI but probably they are not unlocked yet. I think they are waiting for the final release of iOS 18.2.
I can say, I am very impressed with the new AI driven Siri. It actually answers everything (like Alexa) instead of giving you a link to the web. She can also control everything. "Siri, end my workout" is so convenient.
