OK this is now driving me nuts. I can't figure out the problem and no-one wants to speak to me 🙁.
I'm receiving all notifications on my watch but not my phone calls. I've upgraded my phone to the Samsung S9+. I'm thinking it must be something simple like my settings being wrong that is stopping my calls coming to the watch.
PLEASE... someone help me or point me to someone who can.
OK this is now driving me nuts. I can't figure out the problem and no-one wants to speak to me 🙁.
I'm receiving all notifications on my watch but not my phone calls. I've upgraded my phone to the Samsung S9+. I'm thinking it must be something simple like my settings being wrong that is stopping my calls coming to the watch.
PLEASE... someone help me or point me to someone who can.
OK this is now driving me nuts. I can't figure out the problem and no-one wants to speak to me 🙁.
I'm receiving all notifications on my watch but not my phone calls. I've upgraded my phone to the Samsung S9+. I'm thinking it must be something simple like my settings being wrong that is stopping my calls coming to the watch.
PLEASE... someone help me or point me to someone who can.
Thanks for replying ...at least I now know I'm not invisible!
From the outset of the Wear OS by Google developer preview, battery life has been a major focus area. When we talked to the developer community, the update that attracted the most feedback was the disabling of alarms and jobs for background apps. After listening to developer feedback and reviewing the battery statistics, we are reversing this change. This should be reflected in all connected Wear OS preview devices, so there is no need to reflash your device.
I don't have that issue, but maybe you're not be alone.
In the latest Wear OS blog post, Google said it will be reversing some recent changes, as they have apparently had a negative effect on too many people. This may pertain to Android P, but it's worth a look, as maybe you are having a similar issue.
https://android-developers.googlebl...loper-preview-reenabling.html?linkId=52874516
Have you tried changing the runtime setting of Google Wear app in your phone, to allow it to always run in the background?
But this is an issue exclusive to the WearOS preview version based on Android 9.0 P which is not even available for the Connected Modular. So, it cannot have anything to do with it.
Have you checked the Wear OS app on the phone under Notifications that nothing of relevance is blocked?
I think the watch is supposed to notify anything that hasnt been blocked.
I don't have that issue, but maybe you're not be alone.
In the latest Wear OS blog post, Google said it will be reversing some recent changes, as they have apparently had a negative effect on too many people. This may pertain to Android P, but it's worth a look, as maybe you are having a similar issue.
https://android-developers.googlebl...loper-preview-reenabling.html?linkId=52874516
I've contacted the developers and informed them of my problem. I live in hope. I've had my watch for over a year now and it's been great. I've had my new S9+ for a week and I love it but I'm hating not getting my calls on my phone. I have literally tried everything I can think of. #gutted
Let us know if you get the help you are seeking. Please don't forget to post here any workarounds they might provide.
I'm still struggling and there seems no light at the end of the tunnel. I'm totally stumped by it, it just doesn't make sense that I can receive everything except my calls. Obviously if I find a solution I will post it on here to help others who may experience the same problem.
What phone did you have before? I believe that this should be a problem with Samsung UX skin on top of Android. I also have a couple of issues with my Samsung from work, but my TAG Heuer Connected 45 is tethered to my private Sony. Guys, if you want seamless integration between your TAG Heuer and your phone you should avoid iPhones, as well as Android manufactures who create heavy skins on top of Android (like Samsung, LG, Huawei, ZTE, Xiaomi etc). There are excellent stock or nearly stock Android phones from Google, Sony, Nokia etc. My Sony Xperia XZ2 has an awesome display, great camera, super fast updates and of course it plays very nicely with my Connected 45.
I've had no problems using my Connected 45 with my Samsung S8 and switching over to the S9.
To the OP: are you using the default Samsung dialer? Or a custom one? When you set up your S9+, did you have it restore apps from the S7? If so, it may be an app interfering. It would suck to do so, but maybe try a factory reset on the phone.
Also, do you get phone call notifications on other devices, like maybe a car Bluetooth connection?
What phone did you have before? I believe that this should be a problem with Samsung UX skin on top of Android. I also have a couple of issues with my Samsung from work, but my TAG Heuer Connected 45 is tethered to my private Sony. Guys, if you want seamless integration between your TAG Heuer and your phone you should avoid iPhones, as well as Android manufactures who create heavy skins on top of Android (like Samsung, LG, Huawei, ZTE, Xiaomi etc). There are excellent stock or nearly stock Android phones from Google, Sony, Nokia etc. My Sony Xperia XZ2 has an awesome display, great camera, super fast updates and of course it plays very nicely with my Connected 45.
I've had no problems using my Connected 45 with my Samsung S8 and switching over to the S9.
To the OP: are you using the default Samsung dialer? Or a custom one? When you set up your S9+, did you have it restore apps from the S7? If so, it may be an app interfering. It would suck to do so, but maybe try a factory reset on the phone.
Also, do you get phone call notifications on other devices, like maybe a car Bluetooth connection?
Have you checked permissions? Go to Settings->Apps and scroll down to Wear OS. Click on the Permissions button and check that Phone permission is on.
