Subdude
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- First Name
- David
- Joined
- Dec 11, 2022
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- Location
- Durham, NC
- Vehicles
- Mustang Mach e
- Occupation
- Consultant
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- #1
I've been to the dealership twice for this and all they can do is show me how well Phone as a key works with a Galaxy phone. Walk away locking never works. The lock button on the door column doesn't work over half the time - I have to use the 2 button combo on the number pad on the door column to lock it. If I don't have the key fob on me or in the car, it doesn't see there's a key and I have to use the backup start code. I finally gave up and started carry the clunky key fob around.
Now I find the key fob will activate the alarm from inside my pocket if I'm in the garage working around the car. Worst yet - in one case it opened the trunk, scratching the rear hatch on the garage door. Oddly enough, everything except the walk away feature worked when I got the car - I kept the fob in the glove box. Then, after one of the synch updates, the function began to deteriorate.
I've been told by IT people Google updates security patches much more frequently than Samsung and Ford probably isn't keeping pace to the changes Google makes to Android on the phone. Took bad - it's such a cool feature when it works!
Now I find the key fob will activate the alarm from inside my pocket if I'm in the garage working around the car. Worst yet - in one case it opened the trunk, scratching the rear hatch on the garage door. Oddly enough, everything except the walk away feature worked when I got the car - I kept the fob in the glove box. Then, after one of the synch updates, the function began to deteriorate.
I've been told by IT people Google updates security patches much more frequently than Samsung and Ford probably isn't keeping pace to the changes Google makes to Android on the phone. Took bad - it's such a cool feature when it works!
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