The Apple Watch Control Center is a handy way of finding shortcuts to some of the most useful functions – such as Do Not Disturb Mode, Airplane Mode, and the ping function.
However, if you’ve upgraded from an old watchOS version to the latest – watchOS 11 – you might have noticed that the Control Center has moved since updating the device.
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Since watchOS 10 was rolled out in 2023, swiping up from the bottom of the screen no longer brings up the Control Center. But never fear, there is still a quick way of accessing it.
Read on to find out how to find the Control Center since upgrading your Apple Watch.
1. Press the side button
Touch the side button on the watch case, below the digital crown. This should bring up the Control Center.
2. Select the function you want
You can now choose which function to use in the control center by touching the icon on-screen.
3. Edit the Control Center
If you scroll down to Edit, you can customize what appears on this list, making the Control Center quicker and easier to use. Thanks, Apple!
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