Also - and this is interesting - there's new language that explicitly prohibits you from using *your own blood sugar data* (oh sorry, Dexcom's data, they own it apparently) with any AI system. Pretty sure this would prohibit something as simple as asking an LLM to analyze graphs for trends.

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This is Dexcom’s social media apology, and though accurate about changes it does leave some things out, like how it explicitly owns your blood sugar data and you’re granting an irrevocable, sublicensable license in any user data you provide.

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And then of course there is the actual current terms of use, dated November 2025, that I am actually bound to because last night I was forced to accept in order to be able to see my blood sugar. It is 15,907 words and I can't find it again. But I made a copy: docs.google.com/document/d/1...

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Depending on where you look, there are three different versions of Dexcom's terms of use. One on the website dated January 2023 (www.dexcom.com/legal/terms-...) that as far as I can tell is the only publicly available version. And on the app itself all that's available is... a 2021 version.

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I am a type 1 diabetic, and last night Dexcom forced me to agree to a new terms of use in order to continuing using the app and view my blood glucose data. Glad I had the foresight to "view agreements" and then copy the entire document. Because there appears to be NO WAY TO VIEW IT AGAIN. And...

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