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I was able to find it with this app, which allows you to pair.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/nrf-connect-for-mobile/id1054362403
I was able to find it with this app, which allows you to pair.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/nrf-connect-for-mobile/id1054362403
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Thanks for the update - what a pain. We're using Nordic's standard ANCS implementation so I expect this will probably have broken pairing with iOS and a huge amount of third party devices.
Yes, you'd expect that, since it's not providing any features Mac OS is interested in it's just ignored from the OS menu. If you enable HID (from settings) the watch will then appear as if it's a bluetooth keyboard and the Mac will show it - but honestly you probably don't want that.
... having said that, I guess enabling HID might be a way to get iOS 18 to find the watch again?
Or...* Bangle.js advertises the 'current time service' which up until now has been enough to get it to appear in iOS. I guess advertising the ANCS service might help though. You could try running this in the IDE:
Disconnect and then try and connect on iOS - don't switch apps as that'll get rid of the advertised UUID - but if that works we can hopefully just add it to the 'iOS integration' app.