Here are the main points from your text:

1. Using the duo security mobile app on Apple Watch can be slower than using it directly on an iPhone due to extra steps required.

2. Without a prompt on the phone, users may need additional manual actions such as opening the Duo app and completing authentication.

3. Some versions of watchOS (like 10) have bugs where tapping 'Accept' doesn't always work correctly.

On the other hand:

1. The Watch app can still be useful for certain situations like when push approvals aren't supported by an application or service you're trying to access. In these cases, it can generate codes manually which is sometimes more efficient than going through all those extra steps on your phone.

2. Even though some features might not work as smoothly compared to how they used want them too (like tapping once getting into something without needing further action), at least there's still a way around certain limitations thanks primarily due advances made within Apple’s operating system development processes over time...

Duo security mobile app