To celebrate the tenth anniversary of Apple Watch, Apple is hosting Close your ring day to Global And given a special version of the worldwide Apple stores. If you are an Apple Watch user, take the initial step to turn off those activities, as this celebration only applies today, April 24 – and the pins are only available at the end of the supply.
The rings of the three activities of Apple Watch are stands (blue), move (red) and practice (green). They can be customized to adapt to each person’s life. The stand shows how many times you are standing and the day has been removed for at least one minute every hour, while the move shows how many active calories you are burning. The practice tracks how bright you have done.
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How to get the limited version of Apple to get PIN
When you close the three activities rings on April 24, you can achieve an animated badge that can be used in a limited version of 10 animated stickers. You can also take a limited version pin inspired by the Global Close U Rings Day Award at the location of the Apple Store worldwide at the end of the supply. Again, this is the time to finish the supply, so if you want the pin, you may want to see your local store at the beginning of the day. If it is within a walking distance you can walk there to work to turn off your activities rings.
The benefits of closed activities
Global Close has shared insights from his Apple Heart and Movement Study in the announcement of your Ring Day. Apple has determined using data contributed by more than 5,700 people who often stop their activities, less than 48% of the poor quality experience of sleeping, less than 73% to feel the heart rate of advanced rest, and less than 57% less likely to report alive stress scale. This information was consistent with both men and women and all ages of age. Apple Heart and Movement Study was done in collaboration with the American Heart Association and Brigham and Women’s Hospital. It includes more than 200,000 participants across the United States.