I have an insulin pump that CGM (continuous glucose monitoring) it connects to an app on my phone. When that pump sets off an alarm I have to take the pump pick it up and look at the screen to see what’s happening (cant touch the phone in Australia while driving) why don’t Apple include medical apps so that we can just view the issue from the phone connected app to address the issue a lot safer then having to look down at a connect insulin pump
AussieCoops wrote:
why don’t Apple include medical apps so that we can just view the issue from the phone connected app to address the issue a lot safer then having to look down at a connect insulin pump
I don’t see why looking at the phone is safer than looking at the medical device. If you are driving, you need to be looking at the road and other cars.
AussieCoops wrote:
why don’t Apple include medical apps so that we can just view the issue from the phone connected app to address the issue a lot safer then having to look down at a connect insulin pump
I don’t see why looking at the phone is safer than looking at the medical device. If you are driving, you need to be looking at the road and other cars.
Would you want your auto dealership service personal perusing your private medical content in Car Play while you are waiting in the service area? Can you not pull over and review your iPhone screen in Oz?
First in OZ no you can’t just pull over. You have to turn the car off and get out of the drivers seat. 2nd point it’s a blood sugar reading they would see so who cares no other information is available
I will stop driving immediately because you said so and as why smatter then me
Thanks but if I have low blood sugar then I’m properly going to crash into other cars. Did you make a comment cause you have nothing else to do
AussieCoops wrote:
Thanks but if I have low blood sugar then I’m properly going to crash into other cars.
Then you probably shouldn't be driving at all.
Medical Apps for CarPlay
