HR accuracy when not in activity

We are all well aware of the FAQs. The problem is, that we've mentioned the issue before, and it's a system setting that we don't have access to that causes the problem. The accuracy is given when working out (either when manually starting a workout, or when it detects one), but not when not in a workout. Then, the precision is... well, nonexistent. It has nothing to do with a scratched sensor, the watch not being worn right or even a hardware defect, it's an issue with a low-power sensor mode that automatically enables and can't be disabled when in idle. I rely on my watch to notify me of (short) heart rate spikes and dips when they happen (as in: starting to move in any kind of way), and not with a massive delay or never. The FAQ evidently has nothing to do with that problem because it assumes that the user is doing something wrong, which is not the case.

I stand by the preceeding seven pages mentioning the issue: Please give us an option to disable this low-power sensor mode that makes the results of the heart rate monitoring in idle completely useless. You've managed to add an option to the watch to monitor SPo² the entire day, with a warning that it may drastically reduce battery runtime, it's really easy to implement the same for disabling the low-power sensor state. Referring to the FAQs as opposed to handing that info to the software developers does nobody any good.