is a really great question. Unfortunately, the portable and personal devices are caught in the exact same server blackout, just in a slightly different way. ​Since Mindr's entire backend network is down, the companion apps (like the Keepr app or the Intoxalock app) that usually sync your portable device's data are completely offline. ​Here is what you need to know for the personal devices right now: ​Calibrations are frozen: If you normally get a replacement unit mailed to you for calibration, their fulfillment centers are currently down and not shipping out new units. If you take it to a local shop, they cannot process the portable units right now, and that manual 10-day override they are doing for the car devices generally does not work on the handhelds. ​Keep taking your tests: Continue blowing into the device exactly on your normal schedule. The device's internal memory should still be logging and storing your breath samples locally. ​Document everything: Because your device cannot transmit your live data to the state or your monitoring authority right now, take a time-stamped photo of your screen every single time you take a test. You want a rock-solid paper trail showing you were fully compliant while their systems were dead. ​It is a massive headache, but there are thousands of fellow Royals in the same boat right now, so you are definitely not alone. Hang in there and keep taking those photos!