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<blockquote data-quote="MIKEno13" data-source="post: 2571886" data-attributes="member: 565895"><p>I have been having frequent issues with loss of contact between my Samsung S21 phone and the Libre 2 sensors this year. Abbott have generally replaced the sensor this being their solution to the problem.</p><p>Today, with the same issue again over the recent holiday, I spoke to another service agent - Yusef - (apologies for the likely mis-spelling) who was clearly far more experienced in the field of software. The crux of the problem - according to him - is that Bluetooth is only able to communicate between the phone and one single Bluetooth enabled device at any one time. This means that when I get into my car the hands free system locates my phone and switches it away from the sensor. This disconnection can only be definitively re-made by switching off the phone Bluetooth and then the phone. Away from the car or any other Bluetooth enabled device re-start the phone and Bluetooth. The connection will be completed and alarms will function. This is a Bluetooth limitation. It is clearly known to Abbott and I am sure to the NHS.</p><p>I expressed my displeasure with the functioning of the system and said that my confidence in the system was diminishing. I was told that the issue was known and that in the initial training in use of the L2 sensor I should have been informed of it.</p><p>For me this is unacceptable. Having working alarms available when driving is a health and safety issue. </p><p>I shall take it up with my healthcare professionals after the holiday.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MIKEno13, post: 2571886, member: 565895"] I have been having frequent issues with loss of contact between my Samsung S21 phone and the Libre 2 sensors this year. Abbott have generally replaced the sensor this being their solution to the problem. Today, with the same issue again over the recent holiday, I spoke to another service agent - Yusef - (apologies for the likely mis-spelling) who was clearly far more experienced in the field of software. The crux of the problem - according to him - is that Bluetooth is only able to communicate between the phone and one single Bluetooth enabled device at any one time. This means that when I get into my car the hands free system locates my phone and switches it away from the sensor. This disconnection can only be definitively re-made by switching off the phone Bluetooth and then the phone. Away from the car or any other Bluetooth enabled device re-start the phone and Bluetooth. The connection will be completed and alarms will function. This is a Bluetooth limitation. It is clearly known to Abbott and I am sure to the NHS. I expressed my displeasure with the functioning of the system and said that my confidence in the system was diminishing. I was told that the issue was known and that in the initial training in use of the L2 sensor I should have been informed of it. For me this is unacceptable. Having working alarms available when driving is a health and safety issue. I shall take it up with my healthcare professionals after the holiday. [/QUOTE]
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