Close your rings…but in watchOS 11, it’s okay if you don’t

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By Ryan ChristoffelJul 16, 2024, 10:51 am267 pts
Ever since the Apple Watch first debuted nearly a decade ago, its signature feature has been the three Activity rings: move, exercise, and stand. “Close your rings” has been the motivational mantra of the device. But what about when you’re ill? Or on vacation? Previously, any ring streaks you’d racked up would…

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