This is how you can unlock the iPhone with the Apple Watch
Today we are going to teach you how to unlock the iPhone with the Apple Watch . A great way to be able to use the device even while wearing the mask.
We have asked Apple a lot to find a solution to be able to unlock the iPhone when we wear the mask. The truth is that we have seen hundreds of tricks on the Internet, even we have shown you a tutorial in which we explain how to do it.
But it seems that Apple has finally listened to us and we already have an official form. Of course, we are going to need a Apple Watch , otherwise, you will not be able to do anything.
How to unlock iPhone with Apple Watch:
In the following video we explain step by step how to do it. If you prefer to read below, we do it in writing:
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Although this is a feature that has been released due to COVID , the truth is that it could be here to stay. If you have a Mac and a Apple Watch, you'll know what we're talking about. The function is exactly the same.
First of all, we must activate this function, which is deactivated by default. To do this we go to the iPhone settings and we go to the “Face ID and code” tab. And we enter, to later activate the following tab
As you can see in the image, it is necessary that both the iPhone and the Apple Watch are in the latest version. Otherwise it won't work.
Once activated, we can unlock our iPhone with the Apple Watch. When we do, we will see that a message appears on the clock screen indicating that the iPhone has been unlocked with that clock.
For it to work we will have to have both the WiFi connection and the Bluetooth connection activated. Also the Apple Watch must have a passcode and wrist detection must be enabled.
We will always be able to do this, unless you turn off the iPhone and turn it on again. In this case, as with Face ID, it will ask us to enter the code. But from that moment on, every time we want to unlock, it will be done automatically with our watch.
A function, which, as we mentioned at the beginning, is great for these times, but which we hope has come to stay forever.
