mayfly

Hmm, never even thought about it. Probably not going to put my leather band in the dishwasher, though.

Updated today, and it fixed the location services issue.

auxio said:

mayfly said:

Your best defense against a shark attack: Stay outta the damn water!
Your best defense against hacking: same!

Short of turning off all the antennas on your phone (rendering it useless), it's not an option to stay out of the water. Your phone is always connected to the internet and prone to attacks. This particular one requires close proximity due to use of Bluetooth, but not all do.

Best defence is to keep your phone updated and not give out personal information unless you're sure about who's asking for it (common sense).

Those are good too!

My lilttle brother (he's only 67) was getting alerts from his Apple Watch that he was experiencing aFib. He went to the VA, and an ER doctor did an ECG and told him it "probably" wasn't aFib. The next day he was walking his dog, and started breathing hard, and felt weak and dizzy. His watch was giving him constant alerts. After "strong" urging from his family, he went to a private cardiologist, who did ECG and blood work, and told him that yes, he was indeed in aFib. Two cryo-ablations, two inversions, and an implant (Watchman) later, he's doing great. Pay attention when the watch alerts, but go see a real doctor!

Gittin' your Captain Kirk on with the green gals!