I've seen these gaps both during the day as well as overnight if I don't scan at least every 8 hours. if you go longer between scans, since the sensor can only hold 8 hours worth of data it will overwrite the earliest stuff and this shows up as gaps in your graphs. And the size of the gaps will obviously correspond to the length of time over the 8 hours there was between the scans. (It's not a fault - it's a feature!
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I've also found (and thanks to other Libre users for this info) that unless I leave a new sensor to sit on my arm to acclimatize for around 48 hours before activating, it will definitely give me really scarily low lows, particularly overnight, and if I happen to lie on my sensor arm. Giving it the settle in time more or less completely avoids this for me.
Immediate activation:
Delayed activation (approx 48 hours):
And like
@Snapsy, my sensors have consistently read 1-1.5 points lower than finger pricks, but as a T2, I'm really more interested in patterns/trends and these tend to match my meter results pretty consistently - but obviously in much greater detail.
Robbity