Coming up on Hands on Tech, a question I get all the time.

I am very good about managing my rings on my Apple Watch, but something has happened and I need to fix my broken streak.

Well, let's see how we can make that happen.

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Hello and welcome to hands on tech. I am Micah Sargent.

And today we are answering a question I get all of the time.

And of course, you can ask your question as well by email me,

hot at twit.tv, but Len has written in with the following question.

I have used my Apple Watch to help keep fit.

Daily tracking is important to me,

but the trends, the rewards, and the streaks help keep me motivated to continue working out.

Here's my problem. I have a move streak message saying I interrupted my streak and a move activity record that shows that I did not miss a day. I hope you can help me out or

direct me to someone else who might be able to help. And then Len provides two screenshots showing

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