G7 support for newer watches as standalone collector?

[Ihavediabeetus]

I recently got moved to the g7 off the g6 and can no longer use my bluejay gts at work. My employer absolutely does not allow a phone, anything with a camera, or anthing that can be plugged into a computer and have stuff saved to it past a certian point. They even check watches for cellular service before entry is allowed even though there is no signal to be had there.

So I no longer have a good way to keep track of my bg when I am at work. The dexcom reciever will work but I know that my dumba** will eventually eave it somewhere (probably inside a tool)and never find it again as it isn't attached to me like a watch is. Also, the alarms on that thing are absolutely atrocious.

I recently picked up a Samsung watch 6(bt/wifi only)hoping that it would work with the wear support in x drip and it does perfectly.......until I change settings to make it the collector then I don't get anything until I turn off "force wear collection service".

Because of this, I am assuming that the newer watches/watch software (wear 3.0 and up specifically) doesn't have support or a happy way around the security so xdrip can run them as a collector yet. I was just curious if newer watch support is even possible and/or a thing in the pipeline that we can hope for?

I am definitely not a programmer so I would probably end up writing code that would set a phone and watch on fire violently if i tried, probably something similar to the note hand grenade from a several years ago, lol. I am best off as just moral support and a willing guinea pig to test whatever is made whenever it is available.

Thanks.

[rpm5099]

I'm having trouble finding any information as to the availability [or existence] of a watch capable of being a standalone collector with G7. @Navid200 - I know you are extremely busy addressing issues, if you have any insight into this it would be greatly appreciated. I would be happy to add to the docs whatever whatever the results are, and possibly submit a pull to enable functionality (if it's within the realm of my current Android capabilities).

[Navid200]

As far as I know WearOS cannot directly collect from G7 or even Dexcom One.

There is a new BlueJay watch that is in beta test right now. It can collect directly from G7. https://bluejay.website/shop/product/bluejay-u1-27
However, it is effectively a phone. It has storage and Sim and camera ...

According to the first post, that is not acceptable.

An employer can impose reasonable restrictions. So, an employer not hiring a diabetic as a pilot does not bother me.
But, an employer not allowing one to use a medical device while doing their job is not reasonable to me.

A possible solution for this case may be Apple watch.
https://youtu.be/7e_HbA2Vh7w?si=pRxP2l9_hTEAebY2

You will need an iPhone. But, you can leave the phone behind.
When back home, you can switch to xDrip on an Android.

[heygar]

Dexcom has hinted at "direct to watch" capabilities. Currently, it's only available for Apple Watch and I am strongly opposed to joining the Apple Collective.
As a side note, the WearOs development seems to be kind of "broken". The WearOs complication doesn't even work with the latest xdrip code.
I was kind of hoping with Dexcom mentioning direct to watch that the G7 may overcome some of the past struggles with direct to WearOs.

Another bit of information, I purchased a Samsung Galaxy 6 and it would occasionally (like every 20 minutes or so) get a reading directly from my G6. But, that was with a much older version of xdrip that did not support G7. Once I upgraded to G7 and grabbed the necessary version of Xdrip, it doesn't appear to work at all. :(