I just stepped out onto the driveway after freezing rain and took a full "just like you would see in a cartoon" fall. I mean, a complete body hard fall. I'm about 2 meters tall and weigh 100kg and hit in complete free-fall. The landing was not a progressive affair, but rather an instantaneous impact across my entire right side. Going to guess i pulled 5+ g. Shocked I didn't break anything.
Anyway, upon laying there for the better part of a minute to ascertain what did/didn't work on most of my limbs and joints, I extricated myself and came in to bandage my multiple abrasions, and I got to thinking, "shouldn't my wife have gotten a notification?"
Preamble:
Yes my Galaxy Watch 5 Pro was on my wrist.
Yes my Galaxy Watch 5 Pro is fully updated.
Yes my Galaxy Watch 5 Pro was configured to detect hard falls
Yes my Galaxy Watch 5 Pro has my wife's up to date contact information supplied in the function's configuration.
Yes my Galaxy S22 Ultra was on and in my pocket and had a Bluetooth connection to my watch.
Yes my Galaxy S22 Ultra is running current firmware.
No, my Galaxy Watch Pro 5 did not send a notification of any kind. Nor is there an indication on my phone to show one was attempted.
What the actual heck constitutes a hard fall? Dropping out of an airplane?
LOL.
Yeah, I'm going to live - thanks for asking - but I find it pretty hilarious that no notification was even attempted.
There is no way what just transpired would not constitute as a "hard fall".
LOL
Note to self, do not bother counting on this bit of functionality.
Not looking for troubleshooting on this, as there is nothing more to check. Just thought I would try out typing this with one left hand, as practice with my right arm in a sling.
