Yesterday, I misplaced my Apple watch. I was too upset to remember that I could ask my phone to play a sound on the watch. I did that this morning, when I remembered. I held in the side button and spoke to Siri. Siri said it couldn't tell if the watch was connected. I thought the battery was run down. I looked in the places I remembered having it yesterday. Two other people looked. This afternoon, I happened to open the FindMy app. It said the watch was with me and still had a 21 per cent charge on the battery. I turned Play Sound on. I had to do this two or three times before I found the watch: in my apron pocket, the one place I hadn't remembered it could have been.
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