Apple has officially, but somewhat quietly, released the watchOS 9.6.1 update. The purpose of this new version is to fix bugs, specifically an issue that prevents access to motion data for apps that use: “Motion Disorders” APIA feature used to monitor tremors and symptoms associated with Parkinson’s disease.

Apple is already planning its next move to improve the Apple Watch, and although it’s only been a few weeks since the release of watchOS 9.6, it had to send an “urgent” update this Tuesday to avoid some issues with users. healthcare applications analysis and monitoring Movements caused by Parkinson’s disease.

How do I update my Apple Watch?

watchOS version 9.6.1 is available for: Apple Watch Series 4 and later. To access the update, you must ensure that:

• Make sure your iPhone has the latest iOS version.
• Your Apple Watch has more than 50% battery.
• Your iPhone is connected to a Wi-Fi network.
• Hold the Apple Watch near your iPhone.

If you already have all of the above, you should now open the “Watch” app on your iPhone – go to “General” – “Software update” and in a few minutes the watchOS 9.6.1 update will appear ready.

If it does not appear, there may be two reasons: the message will appear stating that you need to update iOS or, you will have to wait a few minutes for the update to arrive in your region.

watchOS update process

probably this the latest or one of the latest updates because we are very close to seeing all the news about watchOS 10.

Now There are no known updates for iOS, macOS, or any other Apple software.Therefore, we can deduce that Apple released watchOS 9.6.1 to solve some problems and not affect users at such an important point of health.