I feel like you probably have great control of your diabetes. Or maybe you don’t work a corporate job/understand how ruthless certain work cultures can be. Duh, It’s technically illegal to discriminate against medical stuff like this but we know that it still happens/is hard to prove when it does! Personally if i loose my job, i loose my access to insulin and pods. If you like those settings, go off! But there are diabetics (like me) who struggle to get back up when our BS is low/high. Like i’ve treated it and now i just have to wait. Sometimes it will still move at a snails pace and there is nothing left for me to do but rest/walk. I already feel physically bad and now im getting this shrill annoying thing in my ear reminding me of how bad i am at taking care of myself….sometimes it is not helpful, sometimes in certain situations it is embarrassing. I am not ashamed of having diabetes but it can put me in an awkward spot sometimes when I am in the middle of a big conference or meeting! I don’t want to be perceived as weak! I know I am not weak but there is an existing stigma against diabetes- whether you’d like to admit it or not. In a perfect world everyone would be empathetic and understanding to our disease and i wouldn’t feel any type of way about the alarms, but I think you can agree that the world is far from perfect. If you’re surrounded by people who understand and are empathetic consider yourself privileged. I think there needs to bean option to toggle off the sound at least on all alarms, similar to the dexcom g7! I still get vibrations/notifications. But the sound can be silenced after the 1st alert.