To commemorate World Environment Day, the next Apple Watch activity challenge will begin on June 5th. The previous challenge took place about three months ago.
Since 1972, this has been a United Nations-designated day that has been observed every year. Governments and organizations all across the world are being urged to hold events on that day in order to raise environmental awareness.
This is the first time the Cupertino company has held an Apple Watch challenge to commemorate the occasion. Perhaps to make up for the fact that the Earth Day Challenge was canceled last month. This is undoubtedly tied to the coronavirus pandemic.
However, things appear to be easing up in many nations, and Apple decided it was time to encourage their consumers to become more engaged. By filling their stand ring on June 5th, they’ll be able to receive a badge and special stickers. This can be accomplished by standing and moving around for at least one minute each hour for the next 12 hours.
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The deadline for Apple’s World Environment Day challenge is June 5th.
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The benefit of this challenge is that it can be completed from the comfort of your own home. So, even if you’re restricted to staying at home, there’s no reason to procrastinate.
“On World Environment Day, take a stand for the environment.” On June 5, close your stand ring and earn this award by getting up and moving around for at least one minute every 12 hours, “Apple writes.
The yet-to-be-announced challenge will be open to people all over the world. Users should be able to view it on their watches soon.
Over the years, Apple has faced a number of challenges. This one will be approximately three months after the International Women’s Day challenge on March 8th. On the all-important day, users were forced to do a 20-minute fitness walk, run, or wheelchair workout.
