Hi folks, I have a bad feeling I'm on my own with this one, but thought I'd post just in case.
The Model S app for my Android phone stopped working pretty much exactly when my IT pushed out a new corporate device management system called MaaS360.
The app seems to try communicating to log in, but then comes back saying the servers could not be reached. But if I try from my iPod, even using the phone's LTE signal as a hotspot, it works fine.
The Tesla folks tried to help but couldn't diagnose. My IT department says they're not filtering sites and had no other ideas, but I'm still leaning towards some sort of privilege restriction that has caused the app to stop working.
Anybody have any ideas here (short of buying a used iPhone) ? I used the app all the time on this phone when it worked and with Summon in Canada only working via cellphone right now, I can't even try it (the iPod doesn't provide the location accuracy and it aborts).
The Model S app for my Android phone stopped working pretty much exactly when my IT pushed out a new corporate device management system called MaaS360.
The app seems to try communicating to log in, but then comes back saying the servers could not be reached. But if I try from my iPod, even using the phone's LTE signal as a hotspot, it works fine.
The Tesla folks tried to help but couldn't diagnose. My IT department says they're not filtering sites and had no other ideas, but I'm still leaning towards some sort of privilege restriction that has caused the app to stop working.
Anybody have any ideas here (short of buying a used iPhone) ? I used the app all the time on this phone when it worked and with Summon in Canada only working via cellphone right now, I can't even try it (the iPod doesn't provide the location accuracy and it aborts).