[iMore Question]

AW is a separate thing it looks like. Should I just get rid of the app? Is it taking up unnecessary space?

[zerog46]

Nope it's not separate and you can't delete it.

[HankAZ]

AW is a separate thing it looks like. Should I just get rid of the app? Is it taking up unnecessary space?

You can neither "download" nor delete the Watch app. It's baked into iOS 8.2.


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[Ledsteplin]

If you're not going to buy the Watch , you can just hide that app in a folder and keep it way over on the last screen page. You may have other unused apps to put in that folder.


Sent from my ancient but trustworthy iPhone 5. ☮

[Just_Me_D]

AW is a separate thing it looks like. Should I just get rid of the app? Is it taking up unnecessary space?

If you downloaded an Apple Watch app separate from the iOS 8.2 update, I recommend you delete it. Better yet, do a clean install of the latest iOS version just in case. That's what I would do.

[Highrisedrifter]

If you mean the Apple Watch app that was installed as part of iOS 8.2 then just put it in a folder with the other baked in apps you don't use. Personally, I don't use News Stand, Stocks, Games Center, iTunes Store or Compass and they all just get shoved into a folder called "Not Used" and relegated to the last page of my home screens.

If you downloaded a third party Watch app from iTunes, you can delete it.

[Nanci]

I call that folder Crapple!