I can't recommend this talk enough. If you have the time, it is one the best keynotes I've ever been privileged enough to watch. Ever since then, I've been ver

I can't recommend this talk enough. If you have the time, it is one the best keynotes I've ever been privileged enough to watch. Ever since then, I've been very interested in all the paperwork sent to my grand father about his pacemaker + defib implant. Recently they mentioned to him that they will send out a remote monitoring device and Karens talk immediately jumped to mind. Initially the documentation talked about how the remote monitoring device needed to be held close to the heart for a few seconds in order to download the relevant data. This gave me a modicum of hope that at the very least it was some sort of NFC type communication. This would at least make it harder to physically exploit. However, they continued to say that if you want it to monitor you every night, just put it within three metres of your bed while you sleep. I had a search online and there does not seem to be a lot of people particularly interested in this area, although repos such as https://github.com/openaps/decocare https://github.com/openaps/decocare give me hope in the ability of the community to reverse the relevant protocols and investigate these devices.