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    • Dimitrios KanellopoulosD Offline
      Dimitrios Kanellopoulos Community Manager @Maryn
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      @Maryn yes

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      • isaziI Offline
        isazi Moderator @Maryn
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        @Maryn absolutely. Although I have seen Fusedalti kick in during a break and improve the altitude readings.

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          @Maryn +1

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          • Tim4cT Offline
            Tim4c Silver Members
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            Hey,
            I dream of this feature “resume later” for a while now!
            I have found a way to save battery by switching the GPS setting to Off or OK during long breaks. It helps a lot.
            @++

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            • freeheelerF Offline
              freeheeler @Tim4c
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              @Tim4c
              in this “pause” mode I’m sometimes a bit scared that accidential button press ends or resumes the activity…
              …but I think I’m eccentric as I’m always afraid of unwanted button press… also in watch mode or during an activity when I would like to benefit from the touch function to swipe left and right to switch screens

              living sideways

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                Tim4c Silver Members @freeheeler
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                @TELE-HO
                It happened to me several times and i hate that.
                Another trick is to keep the watch on setting screen!

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                • EgikaE Offline
                  Egika Platinum Member @freeheeler
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                  @TELE-HO You can still lock the buttons even in pause mode. Just press long enough to not end the activity ☝

                  …or is exactly this what you are scared of? 😉

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                    Tim4c Silver Members @Egika
                    last edited by Tim4c

                    @Egika
                    Yep i tried this option, it works!
                    But, yes there is a but, I don’t remember exactly but it was extremely painful to unlock buttons with auto-pause or pause and rainy condition.

                    Edit: perhaps, i forgot the long press to the lower button…

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                    • freeheelerF Offline
                      freeheeler @Egika
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                      @Egika
                      thanks, yes I haven’t had the opportunity to try or when I’ve had it I did not remember 😉
                      I’ll do it next time, thank you for the hint! 👍

                      living sideways

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                        chrisc92 Bronze Member @Tim4c
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                        @Tim4c
                        I think that a watch that is aware of battery drain should propose after 5 or 10 minutes to continue the activity later or not…
                        And resume it later

                        It’s not safe to keep that pause mode for a long Time , nor it not safe to lock

                        Also an option to stop that unuseful OHR that permanently flashes even during a pause or when the watch if off your wrist…

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                        • Dimitrios KanellopoulosD Offline
                          Dimitrios Kanellopoulos Community Manager @chrisc92
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                          @chrisc92 OHR / HR is helpfull for calories even during a pause. Among others also for 24/7 HR that is a no go if the user doens’t explicitly turn it off.

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