I've heard no buzz at all. Not even a little. What I do hear is the outside fake noise at low speeds.
The update is being released as a staggered release. You may be in a later group.
Good to hear no buzz. Sorry I just had to say that. I sure do hope I don't hear it either when mine arrives.
I get that, but wanted to know if there is a way to check the status on the app, or does it just pop up on the app when it is ready for your car?
At what price point should a screen buzz?
stuff
Whenever Buzz Lightyear is playing?
to the Mach-E... AND BEYOND!
something like this would be great! yes i read the software notes also. Sometimes to see what they think they fixed. The list of known issues is actually reassuring, know they are working on it. actually makes the know issues less frustrating. and way less whining on my partYup.
Ugh, they had such an opportunity here to just be transparent. Software devs that show their customers their work are far more liked.
Am I the only one that reads the release notes for software eagerly?
As an example, AMD's driver updates show the version number, new features, what was fixed, AND they show what known issues they are still working to fix, to calm people down and stop them thinking they're suffering in silence as issues occur.
How much does marketing to enthusiasts matter? AMD's subreddit has over 800k members, Ford's has less than 100k. They cater to their enthusiast customers.
I think the Known Issues part is key. Ford should be saying:
Known Issues:
- Some customers may experience Phone-as-a-Key errors
- etc, etc
While I agree with the process, maybe AMD drivers aren't the best example, lol. You had to pick the most legendarily bad software drivers in the world, didn't you... and for good measure, to fix a CyberPunk 2077 problem. I guess this does make the Mach-E software look like the greatest in the world, lol...Yup.
Ugh, they had such an opportunity here to just be transparent. Software devs that show their customers their work are far more liked.
Am I the only one that reads the release notes for software eagerly?
As an example, AMD's driver updates show the version number, new features, what was fixed, AND they show what known issues they are still working to fix, to calm people down and stop them thinking they're suffering in silence as issues occur.
How much does marketing to enthusiasts matter? AMD's subreddit has over 800k members, Ford's has less than 100k. They cater to their enthusiast customers.
I think the Known Issues part is key. Ford should be saying:
Known Issues:
- Some customers may experience Phone-as-a-Key errors
- etc, etc
The update came without advance notice. It says it was a routine update for minor fix. Hopefully, if we will get advance notice on major update. Actually, it would be good to know what bug(s) they fixed -- especially bugs that are already in the public space.
