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08-07-2024 07:54 AM in
WearablesIt happened to me with my Watch5 and now again with my Watch7.
While the Watch was running its original release firmware, everything was glorious. Speed, responsiveness and no bugs.
However, with both watches, soon after the first firmware update was applied, a frustrating problem started: the watch would automatically lock itself, even after I entered the PIN.
I thought my mind was playing games with me when it happened today with my Watch7, but I removed it for about 30 minutes, then put it back on and entered the PIN right away, then the next time I glanced at the watch, the little lock icon was there again, signaling that the watch had locked itself after I unlocked it.
After the second unlocking, the watch seems to stay unlocked (just like on the Watch5).
Can someone from Samsung get word of this bug to the devs that manage the firmware? It's so irritating that good products are continuously spoiled by Samsung themselves. I thought they had finally turned a corner with the Watch7.
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08-07-2024 08:16 AM in
WearablesHi waqqas31,
Sorry to hear the buggy experience your'e facing with after the update and certainly understand your disappointment on this issue.
We kindly request you to send an error report using Galaxy wearable app.
Launch the Galaxy Wearable app > Tap on menu > Select Contact us > Tap on Error Reports > Select the device you would like to raise the error report for > Tap on Frequency > Choose between Once, Often or Sometimes > Tap on the text box and explain the issue you are facing with your Galaxy device > Once you are ready to send your error report select > Please ensure Send system log data is ticked.
An expert from the Samsung Members team will try and respond to the report as quickly as possible.
Meanwhile, we will monitor this issue and communicate to the relevant team.
Thank you.
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08-07-2024 01:22 PM in
WearablesIf you don't like this idea, remove Samsung Pay from watch and your watch will be unlock all the time.
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08-08-2024 05:06 AM in
WearablesActually, no, I have not set up Samsung Pay. But I understand what you are referring to. My issue is that I already have a PIN, and I always enter it right after I fasten my watch to my wrist. Before the most recent firmware update, when I entered my PIN after wearing my watch, it would stay unlocked. Now, with the new firmware, the watch will relock itself (while it is still on my wrist!)
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08-08-2024 06:45 PM in
WearablesI don't know if the below suggestion would help. But worth to try since your watch just upgraded firmware. If wipe cache partition for watch still not working, then it could be software bugs.
Wipe Cache Partition on your watch
Press and hold the power and back buttons at the same time
Release the buttons when the Samsung logo appears (Rebooting...)
Keep tapping the power button (top button) to go to Recovery
Use bottom button to go up and down
Press and hold the power button to select Recovery
Wait for the watch to boot up into the Android recovery menu
Click the bottom back button to go down to select Wipe Cache Partition
Click Yes to proceed (top button)
Click Reboot system (top button)
Wait for the watch to reboot
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08-09-2024 05:42 AM in
WearablesThank you, this is really useful information. I just wiped my cache partition. Let's see if it makes a difference!
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08-08-2024 02:19 PM in
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