Hello, I am quite confused regarding "inBed" samples logged by iPhone and Apple Watch. I understand that inBed logs coming from the iPhone means the device is not moving and the user is not using the device which with a sleep schedule set up, means the user is asleep and that's all that can be provided by the phone. However, I do not understand when the Apple Watch logs inBed events. Are these events also added when a user is napping or when a user has been lying down for a long time without movement, or even sitting? If a user sleeps with their Apple Watch at night with a sleep schedule set up, are CORE, REM and Deep enough to check for asleep status? Or is inBed also necessary? A last question, my friend with an Apple Watch and iOS 16 has these "inBed" samples coming from Apple Watch on Health Kit. However, I do only have "inBed" samples from my iPhone logged on Health Kit. Why is that? Thanks for your answer, Blue

Hello, I would like to know how universal links work with multiple targets running on a device? I am not sure how to proceed in my work. Clearly, I did not find any documentation on this matter. Can someone help? Thanks!