Apple Inc.

Petzila Inc.

David S Clark

Julie A Arney

Edward Chao

Alan C Dye

Stephen Olivier Lemay

Christopher I Wilson

Gary Ian Butcher

Kevin Will Chen

Jay Kriz Blahnik

Lynne Devine

Paul W Salzman

Kevin M Lynch

Jay C Blahnik

Tyler D Hawkins

Aaron P Thompson

Aled Hywel Williams

Matthew J Sundstrom

Molly Pray Wiebe

Eamon Francis Gilravi

Reed E Olsen

Jennifer D Patton

Brett L Lareau

Zheng Xuan Hong

Anthony D'Auria

Christopher John Sanders

Joseph Y Chan

Sudhakar N Mambakkam

Nicholas D Felton

Policarpo Bonilla Wood

Giovanni M Agnoli

George R Dicker

Dennis S Park

Heena Ko

David A Schimon

Hanwen Fan

Kristin Michele Canavan

Neil Patrick Cormican

Keith P Avery

Brian R Drell

Niharika Milind Bedekar

Anders Kalle Haglunds

Emily Pedersen

Joel A Angelone

Brady Jackson White

Christopher G Skogen

Parry Panesar

Eduardo Valencia Paz

Eryn Hales

Chandler S Bachman

Michael D Ford

Dmitry V Belov

Danvin Ruangchan

Kalyan C Gopavarapu

Nagarjuna Thottempudi

David G Knipp

Robert F Lee

Aalhad R Patankar

Nealon Young

Matthew M Sun

Justin K Bennett

Jeff Tan-Ang

Kevin Tyler McAtee

Lyndley Crumly

Catherine Lee

William A Stukel

Todd Lorey

Zachary K Recolan

Joel J Angelone

Jeremy Jie You Foo

Niel Cormican

Simon Milner

Kevin Tyler Mcatee

Jr Policarpo Bonilla Wood

In some implementations, a computing device can restrict the use of another computing device in certain contexts. For example, a parent may wish to use the parent's computing device to restrict her children's use of the children's computing devices while the children are in school while the children should be participating in some other activity. For example, the parent's controller device may be enabled to remotely configure and control the usage of the satellite device(s) without needing to physically access the satellite device. The parent may implement limitations, permissions, or different policies that may govern, for example, the ability of the satellite device to communicate with other devices, execute various application functionalities, run any particular software, and manage its own settings.

Configuring context-based restrictions for a computing device

In some embodiments, an electronic device performs techniques related to displaying personalized workout suggestions based on completed workouts. In some embodiments, an electronic device performs techniques related to starting an audio-based workout. In some embodiments, an electronic device performs techniques related to displaying information about a workout during playback of workout content. In some embodiments, an electronic device performs techniques related to displaying information about physical activity of a user relative to a group of users. In some embodiments, an electronic device performs techniques related to coordinating display of workout content among multiple devices.

User interfaces for workout content

Features are described for controlling the functionality of an electronic device, where the device operates according to a restricted mode of operation in which functions that the electronic device is otherwise capable of performing are not immediately available.

Restricted operation of an electronic device

Notifications for instructing user behavior can be determined and presented when appropriate. Current fitness data are accessed. This data is used to determine whether a user fitness goal is likely to be achieved. If not, a notification may be determined and presented at a user device.

Determination and presentation of customized notifications

The present disclosure generally relates to user interfaces for navigating and providing physical activity information.

Physical activity information user interfaces

In some implementations, a computing device can be configured for users (e.g., user devices) that are detected nearby the computing device. For example, the computing device may be a communal device configured for a single user but generally used by multiple users. The communal device can discover when a known (e.g., authorized, trusted, etc.) user device is near the communal device and obtain personalization data from the nearby user device. The communal device can configure the communal device based on the personalization data to personalize an activity hosted by the communal device for the user of the nearby user device. To protect the user's personalization data, the communal device can delete the user's personalization data when the activity hosted by the communal device is terminated.

Proximity based personalization of a computing device

Embodiments described herein provide for a satellite device that can be associated with a user account of a minor aged (e.g., child or adolescent) user that does not have a smartphone that can be used as a companion device to the satellite device. The satellite device can be configured to be used as a primary device, without reliance upon a paired smartphone. Certain information can be synchronized with the satellite device via the association with the family account. During initial configuration, a set of cryptographic keys can be generated to associate the account of the satellite device with the set of accounts in the family. The satellite device can then access calendars, media, or other data that is shared with user accounts within a family of user accounts.

Authenticating and creating accounts on behalf of another user

Notifications for instructing user behavior can be determined and presented when appropriate. Historical fitness data and current fitness data are accessed. This data is used to determine whether a user fitness goal is likely to be achieved. If not, a notification may be determined and presented at a user device.

Standalone wearable device configuration and interface

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San Jose, CA, United States of America

David S Clark