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I've read that the Apple Watch can still fully function outside of Bluetooth range if the Watch and iPhone are on the same network. Is that accurate? If so, mine doesn't work. I went out of range and my Watch said it wasn't connected to my iPhone (still on the Wi-Fi network).
If it matters, this a home network.
Thanks!
Watch Sport 42mm, iOS 8.3
works for me uses ipv6
Is there some reason that this wouldn't work if the Watch and the iPhone were connected to different Access Points? They were both on same network but different APs.
The access points wont be a problem so long as
a) the AP supports ipv6 (older ones may not)
b) its the same network
I have two Apple airport express APs in my home and the Apple Watch seems to switch between the APs fine. But I noticed that when I turn off Bluetooth on the iPhone and walk between the two APs with the watch there is a momentary red disconnected icon at the top of the watch screen. The red icon stays for about 10 seconds and then goes away. Could this be because the watch is disconnecting from one AP and connecting to the closer AP with a stronger Wi-Fi signal? I am using a first gen and second gen airport express and the APs have the same name. My iPhone seamlessly switches to the AP with the stronger Wi-Fi signal.
What's the reason for ipv6 support? any way to make it working on ipv4 only access points? I am using Tp-link Powerline adapter to make Ethernet and Wi-Fi available in my attic and leaving iPhone downstairs, my Watch (being connected to AV200 Powerline Extender) cannot make calls and even recieve notifications. Disappointing.
Same Wi-Fi Network?
