minor tweaks

Author: marionbarker

docs/build/build-dev-mac.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
 
 ## `BuildLoopDev` Script
 
-> With the modification of how the `dev` branch is handled starting with v3.7.x, the build scripts will be updated. In the interim, choose the tip of dev when using the existing scripts. The concept of the lightly tested commit is no longer needed and the SHA is not being updated.
+> Choose the tip of dev when using the existing scripts. The concept of the lightly tested commit is no longer needed. Each `dev` update comes with a new dev version number after a formal review process.
 
 There is a script to assist in building the `dev branch`. It gives you the option to choose the tip of the `dev branch` or to build a lightly tested commit. If you have not used the [Build Select Script](../build/build-app.md#build-select-script) to build Loop previously, you may want to review that page. The command below can be pasted into the terminal of your Mac. Read the directions in the script.
 

docs/build/phone.md

@@ -32,14 +32,14 @@ You need a minimum version of the mobile operating software, called the *iOS*, t
 ### Compatible Device
 
 !!! warning "iPhone 16 and Omnipod DASH"
-    At the current time, DASH pods produced in 2025 and later have different chips and firmware than were used for earlier manufacturing dates. 
+    At the current time, some DASH pods produced in 2025 have different chips and firmware than were used for earlier manufacturing dates. 
 
     * These pods, which advertise with a Bluetooth Device name of `InPlay BLE` are fully compatible with all iPhone models listed below except iPhone 16
     * They still work with the 16 but can be slow (seconds to minutes) to connect (and reconnect) to the *Loop* app
     * When the pod is not connected, neither automatic nor manual commands can be sent to the pod to modify insulin delivery
     * No solution to this issue is known (yet)
 
-    > The older pods advertise with a Bluetooth Device name of `TWI Board` and are fully compatible with all phones listed below.
+    > DASH pods that advertise with a Bluetooth Device name of `TWI Board` and are fully compatible with all phones listed below.
 
 All the devices listed below are currently compatible with Loop. They are separated by the available *iOS* for the phone. Those that only support *iOS* 15 or 16 may become incompatible for the next version of the *Loop* app, but can be used with `Loop version 3.6.x`.
 

docs/build/rileylink.md

@@ -43,6 +43,8 @@ Loop 3 has *Omnipod DASH* support, among other new features. When using *Omnipod
 
 The RileyLink protocol defines a specific Bluetooth interface and way of opening a Sub-GHz radio channel to pumps. All RileyLink compatible devices follow the RileyLink protocol.
 
+> Many Omnipod users have switched to DASH and no longer need a RileyLink device, so the demand is significantly less than it used to be. You can still buy the devices, but there are fewer options.
+
 There used to be just one option, the original RileyLink. Now there are more options, so you have to make a decision. Depending on your choice, be sure to have the correct charger and cables or batteries handy and add spare compatible supplies to your diabetes go-bag.
 
 - A [Comparison Chart](https://getrileylink.org/rileylink-compatible-hardware-comparison-chart?fbclid=IwAR2vHbOzla-zmM-cSp4NkOB_23k3spgnaYvCIGRcACcIQ25FJAU_7HRkH2A) is provided by the GetRileyLink organization for all the RileyLink compatible devices listed below