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pratzert wrote:Hi all.

I am confused about the reporting capability of the Airsense 10 Auto machine.

I have heard the term "Modem" and "Wireless/WiFi" used to describe how the machine can communicate therapy data.

The word modem, to me, conveys some sort of telecommunication, such as cell phone "over the air" communication or even a hard wire to a telephone jack in the wall.

pratzert wrote:Thanks for all the info.

So I will be keeping the machine in Airplane mode as I have no way of monitoring what it is actually transmitting, nor to whom.

I will install an SD card and if the insurance company want proof of compliance, I will take my SD card to my Sleep Doc.

There have been way too many stories of our Televisions, phones etc. spying on us.

I don't want or need another potential house spy.

palerider wrote:

pratzert wrote:Thanks for all the info.

So I will be keeping the machine in Airplane mode as I have no way of monitoring what it is actually transmitting, nor to whom.

I will install an SD card and if the insurance company want proof of compliance, I will take my SD card to my Sleep Doc.

There have been way too many stories of our Televisions, phones etc. spying on us.

I don't want or need another potential house spy.

I suggest a nice tinfoil hat over the machine.

pratzert wrote:

palerider wrote:

pratzert wrote:Thanks for all the info.

So I will be keeping the machine in Airplane mode as I have no way of monitoring what it is actually transmitting, nor to whom.

I will install an SD card and if the insurance company want proof of compliance, I will take my SD card to my Sleep Doc.

There have been way too many stories of our Televisions, phones etc. spying on us.

I don't want or need another potential house spy.

I suggest a nice tinfoil hat over the machine.

I already have one on my head to keep the aliens from reading my brainwaves, I'll make a similar one for my CPAP machine.