Glad im not aloneI'm one of those wating for the Android Librelink 2.10 update to appear in my Play Store so I can download it
Assuming you have a libre view account linked to your LibreLink app, you should have all your data there. The link is here, the login details will be the same you used to set up your LibreLink app.hi there, I finally got the new libre 2 app, I have a couple of question, all my previous data has vanished, (someone on here posted that its still in iCloud?, im a bit of a tech dinosaur, so im not sure how where to start, sorry. and also, my diabetic nurse used to get all my data, is that still the case? and if so, will she just get the scanned data or the new automatic readings? ive noticed that the automatic readings aren't stored on the logbook, which are the reading she was getting? thank you in advance.
The frustrating thing is that on my Desktop PC when I Google Play Store version 2.10 is offered.Glad im not alone
It seems that the CGM mode records to the Logbook when BG is 'out of range', other than that it records actual scans and 'Note' entries for insulin, carbs, etc. So the Logbook entries are what the diabetes team (and you) can see in LibreView. The 'in range' minute by minute readings are not sent to LibreView.my diabetic nurse used to get all my data, is that still the case? and if so, will she just get the scanned data or the new automatic readings? ive noticed that the automatic readings aren't stored on the logbook, which are the reading she was getting?
But LibreView still shows graphs and things like TIR, surely, so must be getting more than that? If I had to guess, I'd guess it's getting sent exactly the same readings as before: one every 15 minutes. (I haven't looked so I don't know for sure.)That's what I've seen but happy to be corrected.
Of course, yes. But interpolating with just out of range and scanned values wouldn't be very good, and the other things LibreView reports (average BG, TIR, variation, etc.) would also suck. I'll bet LibreView gets 4 readings an hour just as it got before.The graphs are extrapolated between actual reading.
The sensor makes a record every 15 minutes and keeps the last 8 hours of that, and as far as I'm aware that's what the graphs are based on. The app also records in the logbook when you scan, but I think the graphs have always been based on the regular 4 times an hour records. You can download data (in CSV format) from LibreView.The phone doesn't record any data other that what I mentioned, just in order to send something to LibreView every reporting interval and LibreView doesn't show that it has recorded any, nor does it present it.
I had the email from Abbott after I saw it in the App Store. However I have lost confidence now and plan to keep v2.10 as long as it remains stable (which it has since last Wednesday after the delete-reinstall debacle). I’ve read in other groups that the issue with scanning the pens still causes white screen errors in the v2.10.1 updated app, so I’ll wait a while longer, perhaps until a further release. There was an old IT adage to only use even numbered versions as these fixed the errors in the odd numbered versionsLibre app is back in the app store!