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10-09-2024 08:34 PM in
Galaxy WatchSolved! Go to Solution.
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10-10-2024 08:35 AM in
Galaxy Watch@userb9C7jnjNGS That timeout only kicks in if you interact with the screen. If you swipe the screen or rotate the bezel, the 1 minute timeout will apply. Otherwise, as you have noticed, the screen times out after a few seconds. This is default behaviour and not changeable.
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10-13-2024 05:59 AM in
Galaxy WatchI investigated this before and the answer that I provided above is the answer from Samsung support.
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