So in my neck of the woods it snowed about a good 2 in.
I proceeded to go out and shovel my deck but instead of shoveling it I decided I was going to be lazy and went and got my leaf blower and proceeded to use that to rid my deck of the snow...
And it was only done that I realized..
That the vibration of the leaf blower kept making my watch activate the find my phone feature and my phone would keep going off saying that my watch was looking for my phone...
It only stopped doing this consistently when I changed hands and kept the leaf blower in the hand that my watch was not on
Weird to me that the vibration of a leaf blower is enough to trigger these push buttons to have the watch believe I've tapped it multiple times to activate the finding feature..
This is a similar bug that was actually in their early Galaxy buds where if a strong enough vibration happened on either side of the device it wound up raising or lowering the volume which they then pulled a Bethesda and turned a bug into a feature and put it in labs and then on the next buds added it pretty much as a full-on feature that if you double tapped around where your ear was it would change the volume..
I don't know what this vibrational bug is with Samsung and their devices and it activating certain things but it would be nice if it was worked on.
In my opinion just one more reason why Samsung should have never gotten rid of their actual classic style watch pushers in favor of these flat style buttons because they're activated just so much easier.
The other buttons were fine they really didn't break no one really had issues with them even when it came to working out and those type of buttons look a lot more Classic on a classic watch than these push buttons.
