Remote Settings Phone v1.6

Tiny Watch

About this app

Developer Description

Now easy to setting phone from your Galaxy Watch.

Now easy to setting phone from your Galaxy Watch.
For the application work fine, please enable all permission in picture description.
Feature settings support:
1. Wifi
2. Bluetooth
3. Sound mode (silent, sound, vibrate)
4. Rotate
5. Increase/decrease media volume.

Note: Please enable all permission for phone applications
Support for Samsung smart phone

What's New

Easy way to remote setings phone from Galaxy Watch

Version Information

Version: 1.6
Downloads: 1K+
Updated on: Jun 24, 2019
Released: Jun 13, 2019
Requires: Android 6.0

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Remote Settings Phone users say on Google Play

★★★★★

Anayat Hussain

Every feature is perfectly working juts need to add screen lock to make this application best.

★★★★

Martin Annandale

It works really well and is easy to use. I find that the watch app doesn't connect to the phone unless I've opened the phone app at least once in the last few hours. I specifically added the phone app to be excluded from being put to sleep by the phone power management services but still same issue.

★★★

A Google user

I have oneplus 5T and when i change from vibrate to silent then i automatically activates DND mode not silent mode. And when i turn off Bluetooth from my samsung galaxy watch active 2 then i cant open app to turn it on again. So please fix this.

★★

Elowyn Mannetter

Works the first time you set it up but I can't get it to work after that.

★

A Google user

Permission granted: done Ignore battery optimization: done App works fine: 1% of the time Contact customer support: ignored It's funny how the developer's response to negative feedback is that the app works fine if the app is granted permission and ignored at battery optimization even after the user states (s)he done those things. Obviously no, the app doesn't work fine so the developer needs to stop telling people that it does. Doesn't respond to email either.