No, get same issue on my work iphone 14 running ios 18.2 as i get on my S24 Ultra and the useless 'Tap to open' while it is already open.
Good to hear, thank you. I have resisted getting a cell phone but am having problems with the charge cords of the reader not uploading to the website so I think it’s time.
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You say you need an iphone can you explain to mister ignorant here why it has to be an Iphone?
Maybe “ need” was the wrong choice of word. I chose it based on my familiarity with my iPad and in line with what the rest of my family use and are familiar with. I do understand that the freestyle libre also works with a variety of other phones. There is a comprehensive chart on their website. It details the phone models and operating systems.
Just come across this after posting my own thread. I’m having issues getting my phone to scan my sensors to get them started. Just this evening I attached a new one, no matter what, it wouldn’t scan. So peeled it off and tried another one. Same problem. Searched the internet and come across a few references to the latest apple iOS update not being compatible with the Libre app and sensors. I looked out my own old iPhone which doesn’t have the latest update so downloaded the app and hey presto, it scanned the sensor straight away!
Do you phone Abbott when you have these problems? I do and they will talk you through some remedies and if they don’t work they’ll replace the sensor free of charge.
Abbot have replaced readers for me in the past. I was also offered one from the diabetes clinic this week to have as a backup if I ever get a problem with the phone, or lose it.
I’ve not yet as only started using these a couple weeks ago but I will try phoning them through the week. I’m in the UK so very lucky I don’t pay for them so no need for them to replace but hopefully they can assist with the scanning issue as I don’t really want to be carrying 2 phones around with me.
Our local hospital will give me one if I ask. I just got one for my mum the other day as she is also type 1 diabetic and it worked fine. Be good to have one as a back up rather than use another phone.
The NHS is paying for them though, so Abbott need to replace them, rather than the NHS paying twice. If they're faulty, it's important to phone Abbott and get replacements.
