Apple added a new feature in iOS 15.4 and watchOS 8.5 that allows users to restore an Apple Watch without sending it in for repairs.
Following its March event, Apple rolled out a series of software updates for all of its major product lines on Monday. Among the updates were iOS 15.4 and watchOS 8.5, both of which brought a number of significant new features to iPhone and Apple Watch. We covered many of those features yesterday, but as per usual, more details have been trickling out ever since. For example, on Monday evening,9to5Mac spotted an update to a support article on Apple’s website. After installing these updates, it will be possible to restore a malfunctioning Apple Watch with an iPhone.
