Pavel Jelic Apple Watch is primarily designed to measure your activity and monitor health. It should be mentioned that both of these activities are handled by apple watches really well, especially the newer models that have modern functions. Among other things, of course, the Apple Watch perfectly fulfills its function as an extension of the iPhone's arm. As for health monitoring, the watch can alert you to a problem, for example with the heart. In addition, he tries to prevent some problems, with various reminders - for example, to stand up, calm down, etc.
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How to disable standstill reminders on Apple Watch
If you have your Apple Watch in default settings, you will receive a notification several times a day asking you to stand up. Properly, you should stand up for a while every hour, which, among other things, completes the daily standing circle. However, some users may find these notifications annoying, which is understandable. The good news is that Apple thought of this too and came up with an option that allows you to disable status reminders. Just follow these steps:
- First, you need to on your Apple Watch they pressed the digital crown.
- Subsequently, in the list of applications, find and click on the application with the name Settings.
- Once you've done that, go down a notch below, where to find and open the section Activity.
- Here you just need to use the switch deactivated possibility Standing remarks.
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So you can disable the display of stand reminders on your Apple Watch using the above procedure. Once you deactivate it, your Apple Watch will no longer force you to stand up during the day. Although in this way you will have peace of mind from notifications, in any case, take into account that Apple somehow thinks well of you. Especially if you are sedentary, you should regularly stretch and stand up to stay healthy. Parking reminders can also be easily (de)activated on the iPhone in the application Watch, where you go to My Watch → Activity a deactivate possibility Standing remarks.
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