As a daily user of Apple Watch, the one thing I’m unashamed about is obsessively chasing after earning limited-edition awards. The Apple Watch has been my fitness and health buddy for the longest time, and I find myself tracking more data and gleaning insight into my fitness and health through the Watch.
Closing my daily Activity Rings has been a long-term goal of mine, and I have been consistently closing my daily Rings since late last year. An achievement I am super proud of. On 24 April, Apple Watch users can earn a special Global Close Your Rings Day limited-edition award, with animated stickers for Messages when you close all your Activity Rings.
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Do something you love, try something new, take your pet out for a walk, push yourself to newer heights, and close all of your Activity Rings on 24 April (and everyday, really). You will earn the coveted award, as well as 10 animated stickers and an animated badge for Messages when you do so! You can also pick up a special pin inspired by the award at Apple Store locations starting from 24 April – while stocks last.
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Apart from the usual fitness and health features, the Vitals app also gives you an insight to quickly view key health metrics to gain better understanding of your health. I rely a lot on this every morning when I wake up, and I diligently check my Sleep and Vitals to understand my quality of sleep a bit better.
Know that Apple always prioritizes your privacy at all times, and any health data synced to your iCloud is encrypted both in transit and on Apple servers. If you are using a recent version of watchOS, iOS, and iPadOS with the default two-factor authentication and passcode, your health and activity data will be stored in such a way that even Apple can’t access it.
