@@ -7,33 +7,21 @@ This is list of some Pumps floating around there, and status of support for them
 :local: true
 ```
 
-## Pumps that are Loopable
-
-### Kaleido ([Homepage](https://www.hellokaleido.com/)) 
-
-**Loop status:** Pump is a Loop candidate, but protocol is unknown at the time. No interest in open source from the vendor.
-
-**Hardware requirement for AAPS:** None. It seems to be BT enabled.
+## Pumps in AAPS integration phase
 
-### Omnipod 5 ([Homepage](https://www.omnipod.com/))
+**Coming soon:**
 
-**Loop status:** Loop candidate, being worked on. A community [reverse-engineering effort](https://nightscout.github.io/omnipod-five/) for the Omnipod 5 is underway.
+Omnipod 5 ([Homepage](https://www.omnipod.com/))
 
-**Hardware requirement for AAPS:** None. It is Bluetooth enabled.
+Tandem: t:Mobi ([Homepage](https://www.tandemdiabetes.com/))
 
-### Tandem: t:Mobi ([Homepage](https://www.tandemdiabetes.com/))
-
-**Loop status:** Loop candidate, driver in development. The Tandem Bluetooth protocol has been reverse-engineered and a t:Mobi driver is being developed for AAPS in phases. An early phase (pairing, communication, reading status, switching the pump out of Control-IQ mode, getting/setting the basal profile and temporary basal rates, oref0 with TBRs only) is working, while later work on bolus delivery, cartridge changes, pump-history parsing and alerts is still in progress. Work on Trio and Loop is happening in parallel.
-
-**Hardware requirement for AAPS:** None. It is Bluetooth enabled. Initial pairing currently also needs Tandem's companion app.
+## Pumps that are Loopable
 
-```{admonition} Not safe for real use yet
-:class: warning
+### Kaleido ([Homepage](https://www.hellokaleido.com/)) 
 
-The t:Mobi driver is **experimental and for development testing only**. Important safety checks (such as reconciling treatments against the pump's own history) are not yet implemented. It must **not** be used to deliver insulin to a person or animal. Wait for an official, released AAPS version that lists t:Mobi as supported before relying on it.
-```
+**Loop status:** Pump is a Loop candidate, but protocol is unknown at the time. No interest in open source from the vendor.
 
-**Comments:** t:Mobi has no screen, but it has an Easy Bolus button so you can still dose insulin when away from your phone, and two multicolor lights for simplified alerts. Note that while you are away from your phone AAPS is not looping (you are in full manual mode) unless you switch the pump back to Control-IQ first. Availability is still expanding: rumours suggest the UK around the end of 2026 and the EU in 2027.
+**Hardware requirement for AAPS:** None. It seems to be BT enabled.
 
 ### Tandem: t:slim X3 ([Homepage](https://www.tandemdiabetes.com/about-us/pipeline))
 
 
@@ -61,17 +61,10 @@ The Profile screen shows your profiles as a **swipeable card carousel**. The car
 
 The buttons at the bottom act on the **selected** profile: **➕ Add**, **✏️ Edit**, **⧉ Clone** and **🗑️ Delete**, and the round **▶ Activate** button on the right. For how to fill in the four schedules in the editor (IC / ISF / BAS / TARG), see [Create and edit Profiles](#your-aaps-profile-create-and-edit-profiles).
 
-**⧉ Clone** uses the two-squares icon often used for *copy*, but there is nothing to paste: it makes the duplicate in one step. Confirm *Clone profile "Normal"?* and a new profile named *Normal copy* is added at the end of the carousel and selected, ready for **✏️ Edit** (where you can also rename it).
+**⧉ Clone** uses the two-squares icon often used for *copy*, but there is nothing to paste: it makes the duplicate in one step. Confirm *Clone profile "Normal"?* and a new profile named *Normal copy* is added at the end of the carousel and selected, ready for **✏️ Edit** (where you can also rename it). This is not the same as cloning a past **Profile Switch** from the Treatments history, which creates a new profile *with the percentage and time shift applied*. See [Keep a profile switch for later use](#ProfileSwitch-keep-for-later).
 
 (ProfileSwitch-read-only-mode)=
-```{admonition} Only the Activate button? The screen is read-only
-:class: note
-If you use [Settings protection](#Preferences-settings-protection), the Profile screen opens **read-only** unless your settings are already unlocked. You can browse profiles and **▶ Activate** them, but the **Add / Edit / Clone / Delete** bar is hidden. Tap the **✏️ pencil** in the top bar and enter your settings password (or use biometrics) to show it.
-
-![The read-only Profile screen — only Activate at the bottom, pencil in the top bar](../images/v4/Profiles/profile_manage_readonly.png)
-
-This is not the same as cloning a past **Profile Switch** from the Treatments history, which creates a new profile *with the percentage and time shift applied*. See [Keep a profile switch for later use](#ProfileSwitch-keep-for-later).
-```
+**Only the ▶ Activate button?** Your settings are protected, so the screen opens read-only. Tap the **✏️ pencil** in the top bar and enter your settings password. See [Settings protection now also locks the management screens](#v4changes-read-only-management).
 
 ### Reordering profiles
 
 
@@ -70,6 +70,27 @@ In **AAPS** v3, a long press on the profile name opened the profile switch dialo
 
 ---
 
+(v4changes-read-only-management)=
+## Settings protection now also locks the management screens
+
+In **AAPS** v3, [Settings protection](#Preferences-settings-protection) asked for your password only when you opened the settings. You could still add or edit profiles in the **Local Profile** tab without it.
+
+In **AAPS** v4, Settings protection also covers editing on the management screens: **Profile**, **Insulin settings**, **Temp Target** and **QuickWizard**. If your settings are locked, these screens open **read-only**:
+
+- You can browse the entries and **▶ Activate** or use them.
+- The **Add / Edit / Clone / Delete** buttons are **hidden**. Only the **✏️ pencil** in the top bar shows that you can unlock editing.
+
+![The read-only Profile screen — only Activate at the bottom, pencil in the top bar](../images/v4/Profiles/profile_manage_readonly.png)
+
+```{admonition} What you need to do
+:class: important
+To add, edit, clone or delete an entry, tap the **✏️ pencil** in the top bar and enter your settings password (or use biometrics). The buttons appear.
+
+If you don't need to protect your settings, you can turn Settings protection off in **Settings → Protection**.
+```
+
+---
+
 (v4changes-remote-control)=
 ## AAPSClient remote control needs pairing
 
 
@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ Mandatory to be able to [export settings](../Maintenance/ExportImportSettings.md
 
 - Protect your settings with a password or phone's biometric authentication (i.e. [child is using **AAPS**](../RemoteFeatures/RemoteMonitoring.md)). If you enable this feature, you will be prompted for authentication each time you want to access any Settings related view.
 
-- The management screens (**Profile**, **Temporary targets**, **QuickWizard**) then open **read-only**. You can still activate or use an entry, but adding, editing, cloning and deleting are hidden until you tap the **✏️ pencil** in the top bar and unlock your settings. See [the read-only Profile screen](#ProfileSwitch-read-only-mode).
+- The management screens (**Profile**, **Insulin settings**, **Temp Target**, **QuickWizard**) then open **read-only**. You can still activate or use an entry, but adding, editing, cloning and deleting are hidden until you unlock your settings. See [Settings protection now also locks the management screens](#v4changes-read-only-management).
 
 - Custom password should be used if you want to use master password just for securing [exported settings](../Maintenance/ExportImportSettings.md), and use a different one for editing the settings.