Travel Alert: What You Need to Know About Geofencing and Dexcom G7

Traveling with diabetes gives you enough to think about - especially traveling internationally: preparing, packing, going through airport security. But if you travel out of your country - not just the US - with your Dexcom G7, you also have to be aware of something called geofencing. If something goes wrong with your phone or your app.. getting it back is going to be an issue. We’ll talk about how this works, why it’s in place, and what you can do about it.
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Been looking at switching to G6 or G7 for phone use. How do these work if you have a phone and apple watch? I don't have apple watch, but would guess it'd be same issue, lose the app on phone, it would immediately not work on watch?