Ghost in the Machine
Here's a fun story,
Yesterday I came into work and I noticed I didn't have my phone. Thankfully I have my handy dandy series one Apple Watch that told me that it was in fact connected to my iphone so it could not have wandered far. The whole office stopped what they were doing to help me search, it was not in my car, parking lot, purse, no where. But through it all I was still receiving the missed calls on my apple watch as they were happening! It HAD to be close by! With no other options I got in my car, I didn't even hit the end of the parking lot before it disconnected.....and then did not reconnect. I thought "this is stupid there is no possible way" but regardless I drove to my apartment, why not grab an apple or something on my unintentional break? And there it was. Right on my counter where I had put it down in the morning, my iphone, safe as could be.
So here's my spooky question for you, oh great apple community. How could a series one Apple Watch, with no wifi or bluetooth capabilities to stretch that far of a distance, receive to the second notifications when the iphone it is connected to is miles away?
Do we have a ghost in the machine?
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