What is and isn’t included in your Apple Watch backup, where it’s kept and more

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By Christian ZibregMay 11, 2015, 4:05 pm817 pts
Whether you’ve just purchased your second or third Apple Watch, or have wiped your existing device clean, at some point you’ll probably want to restore it from a backup to continue right where you left off, especially if personalizing the device’s many settings all over again isn’t your definition of fun. A…

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