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How to set 6 digit passcode on my Apple Watch?

i recently got my apple watch and it will be almost a week and i got a few questions


first is how to get it to be a 6 digit passcode like i have on my iphone and tablet


secondly how to get the body temperature about it does this at night and night time after like 6pm or when im asleep it does it ? and i have had it said not enough information or something like that


thirdly is there something about the health that i need to log or my iphone does it all

fouth how to do a screen shot on my apple watch


fifth the sleep tracking and can it do such as when im napping in the middle of the day


and also lastly how to check the apple watch battery from my iphone say like im charging and i need to know the status how far it is charged up




thx in advance


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Apple Watch Series 9

Posted on Jun 10, 2024 2:08 AM

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Posted on Jun 10, 2024 3:00 AM

To answer your questions


  1.  To use a passcode longer than four digits, open the Settings app  on your Apple Watch, tap Passcode, then turn off Simple Passcode.
  2. The body temperature feature will make a graph of your body temperature and the changes in it when you;'re asleep. It can take up to a couple of nights a sleep to get enough data, so don't worry if you have your Apple Watch for a short time
  3. The health data from your Apple Watch will sync to the health app in your iPhone
  4. First turn on screenshots: Open the Settings app on your Apple Watch.Tap General, then tap Screenshots.

Turn on Enable Screenshots. After that, you can make a screenshot on your Apple Watch via: With two fingers, press the Digital Crown and the side button at the same time. The screen will flash when you take a screenshot.

  • 5 For this you'll need to add the battery widget: On an iPhone, add the Battery widget: swipe right and go to Edit > + next to Batteries > Done > Today > Batteries section.



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Jun 10, 2024 3:00 AM in response to rickphour00

To answer your questions


  1.  To use a passcode longer than four digits, open the Settings app  on your Apple Watch, tap Passcode, then turn off Simple Passcode.
  2. The body temperature feature will make a graph of your body temperature and the changes in it when you;'re asleep. It can take up to a couple of nights a sleep to get enough data, so don't worry if you have your Apple Watch for a short time
  3. The health data from your Apple Watch will sync to the health app in your iPhone
  4. First turn on screenshots: Open the Settings app on your Apple Watch.Tap General, then tap Screenshots.

Turn on Enable Screenshots. After that, you can make a screenshot on your Apple Watch via: With two fingers, press the Digital Crown and the side button at the same time. The screen will flash when you take a screenshot.

  • 5 For this you'll need to add the battery widget: On an iPhone, add the Battery widget: swipe right and go to Edit > + next to Batteries > Done > Today > Batteries section.



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