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    In an update to its Human Interface Guidelines, Apple has announced that it will no longer support Force Touch for Apple Watch in watchOS 7.

    Full story from the iMore Blog...
    06-23-2020 03:51 PM
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    metllicamilitia
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    Thanks, I hate it. Give me Force/3D Touch back. I used them.
    06-23-2020 05:55 PM
  3. Just_Me_D's Avatar
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    I, too, use ForceTouch a lot on my watch, but I’ll adjust to not having it.
    06-24-2020 05:59 AM
  4. Annie_M's Avatar
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    New updates mean new adjustments... but we always seem to adjust in the end!
    Just_Me_D and iwoodland like this.
    06-24-2020 08:24 AM
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