Dexcom forces ToS\Privacy Policy acceptance to see glucose levels
CoopaTroopa
24 points
4 comments
October 15, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (2 comments)
220hertz
Ugh, that's scummy. I still carry around a Libre CGM reader rather than installing the app.
jimrandomh
I'm a Dexcom user, and this is the first I'm hearing about this. Perhaps a clickthrough snuck through in the app, but certainly nothing that would constitute proper notice, and not something that I had real knowledge of. I searched my email history, and while Dexcom has sent me emails in the past, they did _not_ send me any email about this. Anyways, I sent Dexcom an email letting them know that I heard about their purported agreement through Reddit and not from them, and that most similarly situated people were probably also not suitably notified. Perhaps that email will be an exhibit when this fails to hold up in court.