It's not the tattoo, idk why everyone is saying it is. I have no tattoos on that part of my arm, same hand. Also having constant re-locking issues as well.
After a search, I found that disabling the wrist detection option and then re-enabling it might fix it. I've done it, and so far hasn't happened again. But I am not calling it solved just yet, giving it some more time before I do. I rebooted in between toggling of that option as well.
It means fix your trust issues, if he's not cheating, this will lead him to it.
They probably wont because it's a lot less likely you will have an iPad in your pocket than you would an iPhone.
Apple Watch should be standalone at this point, because there's a watch app store, iMessage and such all exist on it, even in a neutered form. But that wont happen either. The watch is meant to compliment an iPhone.
They probably wont because it's a lot less likely you will have an iPad in your pocket than you would an iPhone.
Apple Watch should be standalone at this point, because there's a watch app store, iMessage and such all exist on it, even in a neutered form. But that wont happen either. The watch is meant to compliment an iPhone.
Buy some acetone or nail varnish remover and a small dull needle syringe. Put some in the syringe and apply it around the button gently so that capillary action pulls it into the free space between the button and the phone frame. Work the button after a little bit, then apply more and repeat until the button is free.
Same here, no tattoo there. Try disabling and re-enabling wrist detection and see if that helps. So far, working as expected now for me but I am giving it a few more days before I call it fixed.