Amaya Toman The various challenges that Apple organizes for Apple Watch owners on various occasions are very popular among users. Now comes an Earth Day challenge. Apple has held it for the past two years, and its goal is to encourage users to move more. What will the challenge look like this year?
Earth Day falls on April 22. This year, Apple Watch users will be able to earn a new special badge for their collection in the Activity app for iPhone if they manage to get at least thirty minutes of exercise in any way that day. Because Earth Day is an international affair, the challenge will be available worldwide. Users will be notified about it when Earth Day approaches the server 9to5Mac however, it was possible to obtain the relevant information ahead of time.
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On April 22, Apple Watch owners around the world will be encouraged to "get outside, celebrate the planet, and get your reward with any exercise thirty minutes or more." Exercise must be recorded on the Apple Watch through the appropriate native watchOS application, or with the help of any other application authorized to record exercise in the Health application.
This year, Apple Watch owners had the opportunity to get a limited activity badge in February as part of Heart Month and on the occasion of St. Valentine's Day, and in March, Apple held a special challenge on the occasion of International Women's Day. This will be the third time in April that Apple Watch owners will have the opportunity to receive a special award. In addition to a virtual badge in the Activity application on the iPhone, the successful graduates of the challenge will also receive special stickers that can be used in the Messages and FaceTime applications.
