At the WWDC 2020 event, Apple showcased its WatchOS 7. With this new update, Apple brings a lot of new tweaks as well as improvements for all the supported Apple watches. According to rumors, it will be released in September. The developer beta is already out at developer.apple.com. The public beta will be available for users from next month via beta.apple.com. Apple Watch Series 3, Apple Watch Series 4, as well as Apple Watch Series 5 paired with an iPhone 6s or later running on iOS 14, will have this WatchOS 7 update.
As it brings many new tweaks, Sleep tracking on Apple Watch is one of them. According to Apple, this will help the users of Apple watch to fulfill their sleep goals because this feature has options like get to bed on time and create a pre-bedtime routine as well as availability to set the desired amount of sleep. Here we are going to give you all the information about this feature as well as the process to enable it.
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How to Use Sleep Tracking on Apple Watch Running watchOS 7
You need to update your apple watch to WatchOS 7 and your iPhone to iOS 14 to configure and use the sleep tracking feature.
Firstly, you need to configure the sleep tracking from your apple watch. To do this, open the sleep tracking app on your apple watch. The sleep tracking app has an icon that looks like a bed. Look for it and click on it to open.






