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"The instructions are perfectly clear!" Meanwhile, end-users:
(thelemmy.club)
No matter how much you idiot proof something, life always seems to produce bigger idiots.
To be honest if I saw that popup I'd think my watch was hacked and not do anything before I figure out what that endpoint is used for.
I think someone else having come to a similar conclusion but having the know how to research what the URL is supposed to do is realistic based on the title. Can't fault somebody for that.
It's not a popup, it's the message you get when you open the music app.
To quote the OP of that post:
If the popup came out of nowhere, or in an unrelated app, I could see how it could be interpreted as a scamming attempt.
If it come out of nowhere, hacked/compromised
If the user caused it, stupid beyond repair.