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There’s no info symbol next to it, and I can’t tell it to forget it either.
i never noticed it until maybe a week or two ago. I thought it was like a Bluetooth speaker, but it still shows as connected wherever I go. When I turn off Bluetooth it goes away, but comes back when I re-enable it.
I tried googling it, but I get a lot of different devices it’s just so odd
iPhone 14 Pro Max
Appears to be a diabetes sensor from ABBOTT. It looks to have been added from an App rather than through Bluetooth settings, thus the lack of an (i) information option.
Check your Abbot app for information on the device.
Do you perhaps have a new medical device? A glucose monitoring device?
The fact that it has no means to “forget” usually indicates that it has been added via an App.
You or someone else on the network might have a medical device from Abbott Labs
Ahhh yes! I do have a libre external glucose sensor. I’ve never seen it before until now. I wonder if it was a change of how iOS uses medical equipment?
anyway, thank you for easing my mind
Does anybody recognize this device name?
