So what's actually happening? Between 10 PM and 11 PM what actually gets displayed on the screen? And does pressing the button once to enter the launcher and again to exit it fix the issue?
I guess as a starting point, it'd be good to make a note of the actual time when it happens and to make a screenshot (you can do that from the app loader now). If you can be connected with the Web IDE when it happens, you might find there's an error message displayed which really helps to track it down.
Also, very importantly, what clock face is it?
It could well be there's some bug in the clock face - I guess maybe if some code fails, it could not update the time/step count variables correctly and then they end up displaying the wrong info.
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So what's actually happening? Between 10 PM and 11 PM what actually gets displayed on the screen? And does pressing the button once to enter the launcher and again to exit it fix the issue?
I guess as a starting point, it'd be good to make a note of the actual time when it happens and to make a screenshot (you can do that from the app loader now). If you can be connected with the Web IDE when it happens, you might find there's an error message displayed which really helps to track it down.
Also, very importantly, what clock face is it?
It could well be there's some bug in the clock face - I guess maybe if some code fails, it could not update the time/step count variables correctly and then they end up displaying the wrong info.