• rax94@alien.topB
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    1 year ago
    1. Auto detect sleep rather than using sleep schedule
    2. With the above working, set “sleep duration based alarms”. For example, I want it to wake me up 30 mins after I fell asleep during the day (nap)
    • Sylvurphlame@alien.topB
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      1 year ago

      Interesting ideas but I don’t see them manifesting. Apple’s entire sleep tracking philosophy is encouraging regularly nightly sleep habits, not just tracking whenever you randomly nap during the day. That’s why it only tracks during sleep focus and only records if it’s been more than four hours. From Apple’s perspective, you’re meant to be working on a good nightly sleep routine.

      I would like intelligent sleep alarms, i.e up to ±X minutes from the nominal alarm time to try to wake you during a lighter sleep phase.

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      1 year ago

      The sleep features on Apple Watch have always surprised me because I used to have a second generation Samsung watch that would automatically detect sleep. I also liked that my Samsung watch was shaped like a watch.

      • Sylvurphlame@alien.topB
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        1 year ago

        my Samsung watch was shaped like a watch

        Don’t act like you never ever seen a rectangular watch before. 🤣😉