Pairing Apple Watch with your iPhone shows unique certificate of authenticity

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By Christian ZibregApr 3, 2015, 10:52 am950 pts
Before you can start using your Apple Watch, the device must be connected to your iPhone through the Apple Watch companion app, which got recently added to iOS 8.2. And when you first pair the wrist-worn gizmo to your iPhone, it shows a unique certificate of authenticity, depending on your model, size and…

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