We developed a camera remote control app for Apple Watch, but during the development process, we found that Apple Watch is prone to sleep on its own without screen interaction (usually automatically sleeping between 5s and 15s when there is no interaction, but our Apple Watch app actually receives the camera preview video frame data we transmit all the time, and there is no data interaction), and then triggers the sessionReachableDidChange function, and the session.isRechable is false. We hope that the camera remote control app for our Apple Watch can remain on when in the foreground, making it convenient to control our camera app on our phone. We found that DJI's Apple Watch app does not automatically sleep and does not sleep for more than 2 minutes. We have tried many methods, such as heartbeat packets, and I have added WKSupportsAlwaysOnDsplay to the Apple Watch info.plist file, but have not found an effective solution. I hope you can provide assistance, thank you.

My app monitors users heart beats and if critical reading is noticed, it auto -dials 911 for emergency and ambulance help. I was under the impression that auto-dial may not be permitted or possible on the platform. Can anyone confirm and provide any additional guidance on if it is possible in the newer SDK/API stack or using any 3rd party service ? Thank you in advance!!

I am working on watch os project. I need to check network connectivity when user turn on and off the network. I am using NWPathMonitor for check network availability. I am connected with wifi but it still showing unsatisfied not real device but it's working perfect on simulator.

There doesn't seem to be a background mode that will allow an iPhone app to run in the background in order to communicate with its watch app, which is running in the foreground on the watch. Have I missed something? Related but not quite the same: say the iPhone app can run in the background to get location updates. But it only wants to do so when the watch app is running. Is there a way that the watch app can wake, or even start, the iPhone app, and for the iPhone app to then enable location updates? (I have previously implemented Bluetooth background modes - I think I could achieve both of the above if I had the watch and the iPhone communicate using my own BTLE protocol, rather than using Watch Connectivity. Is this true?)