‘Ghost Touch’ bug affects more Apple Watches than previously thought

Apple Watch Series 8 and Series 7

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David has loved the iPhone since covering the original 2007 launch; later his obsession expanded to include iPad and Apple Watch. He offers advice to owners (and prospective owners) of these devices.

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