Private Space is designed to isolate certain apps and notifications from the user’s main profile on Android, but integration with Wear OS isn’t perfect. Google explains that notifications from Private Space applications should, in theory, not appear on your watch.
However, on some devices, users can receive notifications from these apps on the connected watch when Private Space is unlocked on the phone. Additionally, Google notes that a work profile tab may appear in the Wear OS app when Private Space is enabled, even if you don’t have a work profile set up on your phone.
While Google hasn’t given a specific timeline for fixing these issues, it’s likely that these issues will be addressed in future Android and Wear OS updates.
By the way, isolation is not isolated.
Source: Ferra
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