What at first did not have to be a general problem in terms of the problems detected in the new watchOS 3.1.1 version for the Apple Watch, has become a bug recognized by Apple forcing the company to withdraw this version momentarily. This failure that freezes the Apple Watch Series 2 that we commented yesterday on the web, has spread among users around the world and there have been several users in our country who are also affected by this problem when installing the new version released by Apple.
For those who do not know what the problem is in this version of watchOS 3.1.1. We will say in a quick summary that once the clock is starting to update it stays too long with the charging circle and when it ends a red exclamation mark appears on the screen with the text at the bottom for them to visit the Apple help site. This failure only affects users who have a Series 2 watch and we can already say that it is an important failure in the case of Apple and an official update ...
What if I am already up to date?
If you are one of the users who already have the Apple Watch Series 2 updated to the watchOS 3.1.1 version don't worry you're out of the woods. In any case, this bug does not seem to affect all users but the company has decided to withdraw the version to solve the problem, so don't worry if you are up to date. It is possible that in the next few hours we will have a new version available with without this failure and it will be time to update again.
My Apple Watch is frozen, what can I do?
At the moment the reboot that we explained yesterday afternoon does not seem to solve the problem, so You have to go to the nearest Apple store or call Apple support to offer us a solution to the problem. Hopefully this is fixed as soon as possible and affected users find a quick solution to the problem.
In this case we have to give Apple a good slap on the wrist, but we are sure that they will solve the problem soon.
In my case, when I wanted to install the downloaded version, I got the legend that there was no internet connection. And it was, clearly, a false alarm, since all the other devices worked perfectly with the wifi of my house.
Beta, after beta, after beta and they release an update that must be withdrawn after a few hours. Apple begins to copy Microsoft too often in the mistakes, but with prices that continue to go through the roof!