Is there any limit to how many Apple Watches can be paired to a single iPhone?
Do Apple Watch apps have access to a unique identifier to distinguish which Apple Watch it is running on?
Are any HealthKit metrics not available on a family member paired Apple Watch? For example, falls.
Are family member HealthKit metrics programmatically accessible from the parent phone?
After setup, is there any reason that a family setup Apple Watch would need to once again come into contact with the parent phone?
Can family setup Apple Watch watch faces, settings, and app updates be facilitated remotely? For example, if I have a grandparent in a different country, can I control settings, etc., while in the US?
5Is there any limit to how many Apple Watches can be paired to a single iPhone?/
From https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT211768Do Apple Watch apps have access to a unique identifier to distinguish which Apple Watch it is running on?
Are any HealthKit metrics not available on a family member paired Apple Watch? For example, falls.
“The following features and apps are not available: irregular heart rhythm notifications, ECG, Cycle Tracking, Sleep, Blood Oxygen, Podcasts, Remote, News, Home, and Shortcuts.”
NoAre family member HealthKit metrics programmatically accessible from the parent phone?
No, you can’t. In order to make any changes to the the family setup watch through the Watch app on iPhone, the watch needs to be within Bluetooth range. See https://support.apple.com/guide/watch/set-up-a-family-members-apple-watch-apd54d0a51fb/watchosAfter setup, is there any reason that a family setup Apple Watch would need to once again come into contact with the parent phone?
Can family setup Apple Watch watch faces, settings, and app updates be facilitated remotely? For example, if I have a grandparent in a different country, can I control settings, etc., while in the US?
