canderson16 wrote:
I already did that as did countless others over the past few months. Would love just one example of Apple changing things...over a decade later of using Apple products exclusively (MacBook, iPhone, iPad and all the accessories) and I haven't seen that to be the case, myself. Maybe you know better. Having said that, my solution is to go back to my original Apple Watch that has the interface I need and return the new one I just bought and will buy a continuous O2 monitor as that is the only reason I wanted the new watch, and that will save me about $300! (Good continuous O2 monitors run in the $150 range.)
And anyway, here's a news flash: the O2 monitor on the Apple watches requires one to be perfectly motionless for 15 seconds - difficult to do when one is heaving/panting with low O2 levels. So it's back to my SE 1st gen, I'm sure I'll be happy with it for quite a while longer: I was perfectly happy with my original (used) Series 1 for years. Fortunately I'm not one to always need the latest, greatest, most up-to-datedness tech! ;-)
Hope everyone else can find a solution that works for them!
Really? Let's see, if you use MacOS, when Ventura was released recently, System Preferences were completely bulldozed in favor of a completely new version to get to settings. On Apple Watch, the water lock was changed from rotate the digital crown to push in and hold the digital crown. The way you open Control Center on Apple Watch has changed over the years. The way you now completely power down Apple Watch, is different in WatchOS 9.
I know you asked for just one example, but to be honest, the day isn't long enough for me to chronicle the changes new iOS/iPadOS/MacOS/WatchOS have brought over the years.