What is the meaning of the "no entry" widget icon?

Posted on Thu 13th, January 2022

• #1

Peter_Bernscheider

Today I suddenly got a new widget on my Bangle2 showing a "no entry" traffic sign. What does it mean?
• #2

nicoboss

weather widget maybe ?
oh… just understood, could it simply be the quiet mode scheduler sign ?
• #3

Gordon

Maybe you could take a screenshot? Connect with the Web IDE and type g.dump() in the left-hand side and you'll get a good quality picture you can post up.
• #4

Peter_Bernscheider

This morning the widget was gone. I can´t make a screen shot. But I found this road sign at Wikemedia which looks quite similar:
BTW: The "no entry" icon was the first widget at the top left of the screen, immediately followed by the pedometer widget.
• #5

Peter_Bernscheider

@Nicoboss: I think you are right: It simply was the quiet mode scheduler sign :-)
Thank you both!

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