Yes. There are updated App Permission for Android Users running Android 12 or higher and Android 13 or higher.

Android 12:
New users:
o Users will see the Nearby Device permission during onboarding

Existing users:
o Users who update to v2.10.1, will receive an Alarms Unavailable notification shortly after updating the app, if they have at least one alarm^¤ enabled.
o Users will not receive glucose alarms¤ until they open the app and allow the new Nearby Device permission.
o Tapping Allow on the Nearby Device permission restores the app to normal operation.

Android 13:
New users:
o Users will see the Allow Notifications permission during onboarding
o Users will see the Nearby Device Permission during onboarding

Existing users:
o Users who update to v2.10.1, will receive an Alarms Unavailable notification shortly after updating app, if they have at least one alarm^¤ enabled.
o Users will not receive glucose alarms until they open the app and allow the new Nearby Device permission.
o Tapping Allow on the Nearby Device permission restores the app to normal operation.

¤ Notifications will only be received when alarms are turned on and the sensor is within 6 meters unobstructed of the reading device.