To access all its fun and useful features, you'll want to connect your smart watch to your phone using the Galaxy Wearable app. If your phone isn't available, you can also set up your watch without a phone and pair it with the Galaxy Wearable app later. Once everything is set up, your smart watch and phone will make a dynamic duo. You can even automatically sync data between the two of them, such as your workout information from Samsung Health.

The Galaxy Wearable app connects your smart watch to a compatible phone. You should make sure to check if your phone is on the list of compatible phones. Then, you can use the app to manage and monitor your watch's features and apps installed from the Play Store. But first, make sure Bluetooth is activated on your phone.


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While connecting your smart watch with your phone, you'll see prompts to activate your carrier's service on the watch. If your watch has this service, follow the prompts to complete the activation process and finish setting up your smart watch. You can skip this step if you do not want service on your watch or if you have a Wi-Fi model.

Note: If needed, you can access accessibility settings from the Welcome screen on your watch or fitness band. Also, if you have accessibility options set up on your connected phone, you can set your watch settings to match the phone.

Select your watch and then follow the on-screen prompts to complete the setup process. You'll see prompts to activate your carrier's service on the watch. If your watch has this service, follow the prompts to complete the activation process and finish setting up your smart watch.

If you have no phone, it's no problem! With certain watch models, you can still use your watch when it's solo. Before you set up a new mobile plan, you may be asked if you want to restore your watch's settings from a previous backup. Doing so can ensure that you keep all of the current apps, app settings, and data.

I recently lost my phone, aka, it was dropped in a lake and lost forever. I have since bought a new phone, but I want to make sure I set it up the right way. How can I set up my new iPhone without my old iphone? I do not have a recovery key. My phone was backed up to iTunes on my laptop, but I am not sure how to access that backup/put that backed up information onto my new phone. I think my phone should be backed up via my Apple ID or iCloud storage, but I am not sure how that works. Basically, I need help setting up my new phone/putting all my old information on the new phone, and I do not have my old phone to verify logins/receive verification codes. I do have an iPad set up under the same Apple ID if that helps.

"Setting up a new phone after losing and old phone: [...]How can I set up my new iPhone without my old iphone? I do not have a recovery key. My phone was backed up to iTunes on my laptop, but I am not sure how to access that backup/put that backed up information onto my new phone. I think my phone should be backed up via my Apple ID or iCloud storage, but I am not sure how that works.[...]"

"Setting up a new phone after losing and old phone: [...]Basically, I need help setting up my new phone/putting all my old information on the new phone, and I do not have my old phone to verify logins/receive verification codes. I do have an iPad set up under the same Apple ID if that helps."

Mobile device or work phone call: Enter your mobile device number and get a phone call for two-step verification or password reset. For step-by-step instructions about how to verify your identity with a phone number, see Set up security info to use phone calls.

Have been testing Azure SCIM app a bit. Now for a customer need, I need to be able to set the primary phonenumber.

I checked the document and this should be doable easily. But I have not yet succeeded to update primary number to another in my tests.

I have added phoneNumbers[type eq "mobile"].primary in the attribute list as a boolean (not mentioned in the documentation, but in the api description...) and added it as a constant mapping.

When the provision happens, it shows that the fields have been updated correctly. But when I go to check the situation in Genesys Cloud, the mobilenumber field has disappeared. This happens if mobile number already exists or if I sync it from Azure.

If your mapping matches the documentation I suggest opening a serv-ops ticket. This will likely need to be investigated to determine why the mobile number would be cleared when setting the primary attribute.

Maybe just one thing. I must say I know nothing on the SCIM part. But wondering if the format of your phone number could cause an issue as well - if it has space, or .... (something that Genesys Cloud wouldn't consider as valid phone number format).

I am setting the value of "work2" to be my telephone number (and using the mobile number for the user to set the extension), then in a separate mapping declaring that "work2" is the primary phone voice number for the user. Here's what that looks like in Genesys Cloud:


Thank you for the responses.

The numbers are in e.164 format. For example +358401234567. The same format for work number has worked and other number-field was populated with the same number because of Teams integration. First I tried setting that as the primary, but the update made the other field number disappear. After did not get that working, have been trying to add mobile number with the sync and adding it manually. It always disappears as well, after syncing the primary setting.

When I do the manual provision for testing, the account has already the work number populated in Genesys Cloud. It is also set as primary. There is also set work number as other phone, because of the Teams integration, shown in the mappings.

In the mappings I have tried also setting the work number as not the primary.

I don't believe that you need a second attribute declaring "false" for primary on a second phone type, as the Genesys Cloud platform only supports a single "Primary" phone type, so setting one to "primary" instantly changes all others to not be primary.

We're having the opposite problem - we told SCIM to leave the phone fields alone (we only sync name, email, title) yet the integration ends up wiping out all of the numbers within Genesys, as if not-mapping the field acts as a wipe. We have a case open with care but were hoping someone on this thread has seen something similar or can replicate? Our AD users do have phone numbers, we're just not mapping the field to pass over.

Hi Kimmop,

Were you able to resolve this issue?

We have the same problem, an automatic provision (triggered by an AAD update) wipes the telephone number value of the primary number. A manual provision reinstates it.

We have phoneNumbers[type eq "microsoftteams"].primary set as a string and was thinking that it should be a boolean but I note you tried both types without it fixing the issue.

No. You don't have to connect your smartphone to a computer during setup. However, you may want to view the Smart Setup guides on your computer while you backup and transfer your phones.


Note: Smart Setup is for smartphones only. It doesn't work with basic phones.

When I hit snooze on my phone the next morning, I smiled. Smiling back at me was my middle child, Tess, proud of herself for independently holding a Di Bruno Bros bag full of cheeses and meats, our haul for a picnic lunch at our park down the street later that day.

The closest Android equivalent without having to download a third-party app is the Screen Saver feature in Settings. It cycles through select images or photo albums when charging, turning your Android phone into a digital photo frame.

Often the best connections on X are with people you already know. In order to help you make those connections, we use your email address and phone number to make your account discoverable to others. You can control whether others can find you on X by your email address or phone number by adjusting your discoverability privacy settings (instructions below). If you turn off the settings that let others find you by your email address or phone number, X will also not use your address book contacts (if you have chosen to upload them) to suggest your account to others. 


If someone has your email address or phone number in their contacts, they may find your account when they upload those contacts to X. Your account may also appear as a suggestion for others to follow if your email address or phone number is included in the contacts that others have uploaded. Learn more about account suggestions.


You can have multiple X accounts associated with the same phone number. Each account has its own setting to control whether others can find you by your phone number. Others will be able to find all accounts associated with the same phone number that have this setting enabled.

When configuring a phone number in HubSpot, users with assigned Sales Hub or Service Hub paid seats can set up a HubSpot provided phone number that allows them to place and receive calls, or register an outbound phone number to place outgoing calls. You can also integrate with a third-party calling provider.

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