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NEWS From Loop and Learn
iOS 15, Loop v2.2.6
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iOS 15 to be released soon
Apple typically releases a new version of iOS in mid-September. The official release date of iOS 15 hasn't been announced yet, but Apple has an event scheduled for September 14 at 10am PT, so iOS 15 should be released within a few days after that. iOS 15 will require Xcode 13 to build loop.
What should you do? Turn off the auto-update feature on your looping phone by clicking iPhone Settings/General/Software Update.
Once it's released, the community's most tech savvy loopers will verify that you can both operate and build loop using the newest iOS and Xcode. This process can take a few days or even a few weeks, so you'll need to be patient. After the releases have been tested, Loop and Learn's recommendation is always to update your computer first and then your phone.
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Update to Loop v2.2.6
If you recently updated to Loop v2.2.5, it is urgent that you update to Loop v2.2.6. If you're on Loop v2.2.4 or earlier, updating will give you some great new features.
Not sure what version you're on? In your Loop app, click on Settings - your version is located in the upper left corner.
For complete details on all of the new features and improvements, click the link below. These are just a few:
- Master now includes both temporary basals and automatic bolus as dosing strategies.
- Notifications when your Loop app expiration date nears.
- Improved radiolink device displays, including the OrangeLink support for connection monitoring, battery level alerting, find device and light/vibration controls, as well as an option for Medtronic pump users to disable mySentry
- Improved Omnipod settings layout and functionality, PDM style Ref code displayed for pod faults.
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