Hi guys,
I'm working on an Apple Watch app which fetching data from a properitary bluetooth sensor. Now, I'm struggeling with the idle/standby mode of the watch, because the watch needs to react on the bluetooth data (sending haptic notifications on certain sensor events).
Is there a way to prevent the watch going in idle mode / standby programmatically? Or is there a way to hold the bluetooth connection to the sensor in case watch is going in standby?
Kind regards,
Walter
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