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In other forums I read that removing the SIM card will indeed stop draining. In essence, we can assume that with the SIM the modem is trying to connect but fails because of whatever. Without the SIM card, we can expect that such attempts would be avoided from the very start. I don't even know...

Ok so definitely not going to install it unless someone from earlier versions than .32 reports no issue.

Have no idea. I read in the past that voice control would do something but the country support denied it.

I was thinking something similar by noticing that very often on the display I see braking lights when there are no lights at all, possibly due to reflections (and, off topic: why don't our cars have the center braking light on the screen rendering but other rendered cars have it even if in...

I too have 2024.32.7 on the download queue. Please let us know also if you've had other 2024.32 versions before AND the LTE bug. Either way, to understand whether it still causes the issue, for those who didn't have it yet, and if it fixes it for those who did.

You're describing a normal day in Italy, not an exception. Limit on highways is 130km/h, it's quite common keeping 140km/h, even when there are speed controls, due to tolerance. Otherwise whatever goes. Used to drive 150km/h pre-Vision, and 160km/h on the BMW (manual really anything above...

Spotted another M3 just today. "Incidentally", pun intended, all pre-Highland. Also starting to wonder if it might be just that our cars break really hard due to regen plus standard brakes. The second day I had my first M3 my wife drove it for the first time, and we almost smashed into a sudden...

Isn't it kind of creepy reading that an autopilot can be programmed to exceed the speed limit by e.g. 40%? I mean, we do that all day, simply because we're humans, slaves to our instincts. Going beyond the speed limit will save us 5 minutes at best on long journeys, we all know that. But still...

I agree it's rare but it was quite weird all the times it happened. And makes me a bit uncomfortable, regardless of having alternatives (also because being unprepared in the worst moments can have unforeseeable consequences).

I'm still on 2024.26 🙃 also with "advanced" updates.

Yes that is a new whole level of inconsistency and weirdness.

As above, it should be entirely different. There's no reason why sockets should be connected to Sentry. You might want to keep sockets on and Sentry off. Only, basic decency would suggest giving the option to control the sockets in the same software updated as the long overdue disconnection...

That's quite weird, seems we don't even have consistent experiences. Once or twice I may have had to "wake" the phone up, and often it's me forgetting to turn on Bluetooth... but I realize it outside the car, not when already inside. This is a whole new level.

Hey guys, am I the only one having issues with the phone key? It's been happening already a few times since August, probably 2024.26 or .20, can't remember. I open the car, everything seems fine, until I step on the brake... and nothing happens. The first time it happened, I immediately...

It was stupid having to keep Sentry on just to keep sockets on. It's way beyond stupid removing the possibility without an alternative. And - nope - CyberTruck's 12h don't make sense either. I never used it, to be fair. I was just starting to consider leaving the a wireless router inside, and -...

Well after the mess of 2024.32, even these little updates would be appreciated. I even disabled removed advanced updates, until someone can confirm which of the 2024.32.x versions doesn't brick LTE.

Anyway, when LTE is fried, do you lose completely remote access from the app or is there sort of a dual connectivity, so at least basic remote connectivity would be provided TO the car?

So wonderful, now 2024.38 popped up, until we have confirmation we should wait for it, hoping NOT to get updates to 2024.32...

I try to be more explicit: now that some major pieces of the puzzle are on the table, it starts to become evident that we're all guinea pigs happily training FSD for Mars, where - incidentally! - USS simply wouldn't work, hence the otherwise incomprehensible stubbornness in removing them...

I don't know LiveOne, but Spotify was a full access, only anonymous. Considering that we are paying for data connectivity (i.e. nowadays for nothing) it wasn't a bad idea keeping some services included. For instance, it happens often that audio apps such as Spotify lose the login, and you...