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I have an Apple Watch 2 and am waiting for the next version to be released before upgrading. One thing that has always annoyed me on my Apple Watch is that when flexing my wrist I routinely end up pressing the crown, either activating SIRI or some other function. Once while working out, I accidentally called 911. Does anyone know if Apple has made design improvements to keep from accidentally pushing in the crown?
Thanks!
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In addition, the Side Button on the Series 4 is flush with the casing of the Watch which I have noticed reduces accidental presses.
In addition, the Side Button on the Series 4 is flush with the casing of the Watch which I have noticed reduces accidental presses.
Why not change the Settings -> General -> Orientation so the Crown is on the upper side of your arm?
Yep! That’s what I needed to know. I think that’s the problem. The crown is too big and extends too far on my version. Thanks!
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