Not sure if this has been discussed anywhere on the forum, so I thought I'd pass this on.
As in the title, if you are using the Libre 2+ (unsure if other Libre versions are affected) and using the latest Samsung phones that have had a recent update(see title), then there are known connectivity issues between the two. This means that the sensor will send data erratically to your phone app and so it cannot be relied upon, especially if you rely on the alarm feature to give you a heads up with possible low glucose/hypo events. You can still measure it manually though.
How do I know this? My last two sensors have been playing up, so I contacted Abbott and their agent stated they were aware of the issue, although there were no clear timescales when it would be resolved.
I'm not sure if other Android phones are affected but if your phone is on Android 16 and your sensors are playing up, then this might be the cause.
As in the title, if you are using the Libre 2+ (unsure if other Libre versions are affected) and using the latest Samsung phones that have had a recent update(see title), then there are known connectivity issues between the two. This means that the sensor will send data erratically to your phone app and so it cannot be relied upon, especially if you rely on the alarm feature to give you a heads up with possible low glucose/hypo events. You can still measure it manually though.
How do I know this? My last two sensors have been playing up, so I contacted Abbott and their agent stated they were aware of the issue, although there were no clear timescales when it would be resolved.
I'm not sure if other Android phones are affected but if your phone is on Android 16 and your sensors are playing up, then this might be the cause.