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Aug 31, 2021 · Kiekocrane. Level 1. 8 points. Dec 19, 2021 3:04 AM in response to gtanaka. The shop did not lie to you. Even using a genuine Apple display you will get the screen message. The only way you don’t get the message is if it is coded out using the Apple horizon software which as you may guess only Apple can do.
- Notifications on your Apple Watch - Apple Support
If your iPhone is unlocked, you get notifications on your...
- Notifications on your Apple Watch - Apple Support
Jan 6, 2021 · We understand you are having an issue with the Messages app on your Apple Watch still showing notifications after viewing the messages on the iPhone. We'd love to help. Does restarting the watch using the steps here: How to restart your Apple Watch resolve the issue?
- Hello mike8877, We understand you are having an issue with the Messages app on your Apple Watch still showing notifications after viewing the messa...
- Hey mike8877, Thanks for the info. If you have not already done so, let's restart the phone as well using the steps here: Restart your iPhone Also,...
- Hi mike8877, Thanks for the additional information. Next, we'd recommend unpairing the Apple Watch from the phone using the steps here: Unpair and...
- Thanks for the response. Yes, it was already set up to mirror messages. Yes restarting it cleared it . I had already done this before I posted the...
- Thanks for the suggestions but already tried them. I had already checked for updates ( none available) and restarted on both devices before I poste...
- Four weeks later, the problem has not returned.
- Every few days I go through the same ritual... the watch gets out of sync and I unpair and re-pair to get the notification count to be correct. Is...
- As crazy as it sounds, all I had to do to fix this was edit the watch face, select a different complication, go back to the face, then re-edit the...
- After the passage of time, a full moon and multiple s/w updates, restarts, un- and re-pairing the problem has, for now, resolved itself. Maybe it w...
- Overview
- Choose how apps send notifications
- Change notification settings directly on Apple Watch
- Show notifications on the lock screen
By default, the notification settings for the apps on an Apple Watch that you set up for yourself mirror the settings on your iPhone. But you can customize how some apps display notifications.
Note: Mirrored settings don’t apply to an Apple Watch you manage for a family member.
1.Open the Apple Watch app on your iPhone.
2.Tap My Watch, then tap Notifications.
3.Tap the app (for example, Messages), tap Custom, then choose an option. Options may include:
•Allow Notifications: The app displays notifications in Notification Center.
•Send to Notification Center: Notifications are sent directly to Notification Center without your Apple Watch making a sound or displaying the notification.
•Notifications Off: The app sends no notifications.
You can manage other notifications preferences directly on your Apple Watch by swiping left on a notification and tapping . Options may include:
•Mute 1 hour or Mute for Today: For the next hour or for the rest of the day, notifications are sent directly to Notification Center without your Apple Watch making a sound or displaying the notification. To see and hear these notification alerts again, swipe left on a notification, tap , then tap Unmute.
•Add to Summary: Future notifications from the app appear in the Notification Summary on your iPhone.
To have the app once again notify you immediately, open the Settings app on your iPhone, tap Notifications, tap the app, then tap Immediate Delivery.
•Turn off Time Sensitive: Time-sensitive notifications are always delivered immediately, even if you’re using a Focus that delays most notifications. However, if you want to prevent this app from delivering even time-sensitive notifications immediately, tap this option.
•Turn off: The app sends no notifications. To reenable notifications from the app, open the Apple Watch app on your iPhone, tap My Watch, tap Notifications, tap the app you want to adjust, then tap Allow Notifications.
You can choose how notifications appear on the lock screen of your Apple Watch.
1.Open the Settings app on your Apple Watch.
2.Tap Notifications.
3.Choose the following options:
•Show Summary When Locked: With this option on, your Apple Watch shows a notification summary—or short look—when it’s locked. The summary includes the notifying app’s name and icon along with a brief headline.
•Tap to Show Full Notification: When you raise your wrist to see a notification, you see a quick summary, then full details a few seconds later. For example, when a message arrives, you see who it’s from first, then the message appears. Turn on this option to stop the full notification from appearing unless you tap it.
Oct 4, 2021 · We understand you're not receiving messages on your iPhone, but receive them just fine on your Apple Watch. We'd be happy to provide information to help you address this. Start out by restarting your iPhone: Restart your iPhone.
Jun 23, 2021 · If you read your text messages on your iPhone, but your Apple Watch says they’re unread, restart your devices and check the results. Additionally, disable iMessage, and have an Android user send an SMS to you. If the problem persists, disable and re-enable “Mirror my iPhone” on your Apple Watch app.
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Apr 26, 2024 · If your iPhone is unlocked, you get notifications on your iPhone instead of your Apple Watch. If your iPhone is locked or asleep, you get notifications on your Apple Watch, unless your Apple Watch is locked.
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Nov 12, 2022 · How to Fix an Apple Watch Not Mirroring iPhone Messages. If your Apple Watch isn't showing notifications from your iPhone, here are some fixes to try. Make sure your Apple Watch is unlocked. The first thing you should check is your Apple Watch's passcode isn't active. Check to see if Do Not Disturb is on.
