Wired
Some Apple Watch Ultra 2 models are experiencing serious issues, and Apple is currently only providing temporary solutions. Now that new models are affected, the situation gets worse through what’s known as “ghost contact.”
For weeks, more and more users have complained about issues with Apple’s latest two models, the Apple Watch Ultra 2 and Series 9. The problem is that your Apple Watch’s screen goes crazy, as if a ghost keeps touching it. This renders the watch completely unusable and may even get stuck, rendering the owner unable to use it. Over a specific, increasingly longer period of time, such as when you enter the wrong password. The issue is now starting to appear in older models, suggesting it may be a software issue rather than a hardware issue, which is consistent with some of the solutions Apple currently recommends.
Apple has instructed its service technicians not to replace devices with this issue, but instead instructs users to force the watch to restart by holding down the two buttons on the right side if this happens. (top and bottom buttons) 10 seconds. It also recommends their maintenance. Apple Watch has been updated to the latest version available. Based on these notes, an upcoming update is expected to completely resolve the issue, but we have no further official information from Apple on the matter at this time. If the problem is ultimately found to be on the device’s screen, Apple will have to replace all affected devices, so at this point we are faced with a situation where the only recourse if your Apple Watch is affected by this “ghost touch” is what you All one can do is wait and see how everything turns out.