Hey... it was my post that mentioned the Samsung call center guaranteeing a fix. I'm personally not holding my breath though. I think it's an easy fix for the notifications, which in turn should fix anything sensor related. Every Samsung watch I've owned allowed me to choose the setting that allowed notifications to come through even when the watch wasn't being worn (which in the case of tattoos is always) they did away with that setting on the GW4 (which is what I was promised would be fixed) the interesting part to be is if I choose to manually measure my heart rate/etc the watch has no problem getting my readings even with the ink. I think the issue is strictly in the part of the sensor that tells the watch if it's on your arm. If they would bring back the same setting that allowed all notifications even when you weren't wearing your watch there wouldn't be anything to trip up the other sensor reliant readings from working. In the meantime my watch stays with a completely blacked out screen (no always on display or notifications) at all times. Both my new GW4's are nothing more than expensive paper weights until Samsung allows us the same notification settings they've always allowed. The notification settings menu tells you that alarms and reminders will come through even if the watch isn't being worn, it's not rocket science to give us the option to allow everything to come through if we're not wearing the watch.
