On Friday, June 5, Apple Watch owners will be able to complete a new Apple Watch activity challenge in celebration of World Environment Day.
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The challenge, which is listed in the Activity app on the iPhone, asks users to close their Stand rings.
Recognize World Environment Day this Friday. Close your Stand ring on June 5 and earn this award by getting up and moving around for at least one minute during 12 hours that day.
Completing the challenge will award users with a unique badge viewable in the Awards section of the Activity app on iPhone and Apple Watch.
Apple has shied away from offering activity challenges during the global health crisis as people have been indoors, but a stand goal challenge is simple to complete regardless of location and does not require leaving the house.
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Just send me $20 and I will plant some grass in my back yard.I'm going to be tired tomorrow. Can't I just buy carbon credits?
You can use your 12 minutes tomorrow to plant trees :) Offset your CO2 production.But lying down is better for the environment. Less exertion = less CO2 production.
I'm going to be tired tomorrow. Can't I just buy carbon credits?You can use your 12 minutes tomorrow to plant trees :) Offset your CO2 production.
It's the hardest... If you put your watch on later in the morning, it's never getting closed that day lolThis must be the easiest badge to get ever. Come on...
Well "Apple has shied away from offering activity challenges during the global health crisis as people have been indoors" so it makes sense.Is it just me, or has Apple been getting less creative with the Watch Activity badges?