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Wonder if you could provide more information on the USB switch. Was it USBA with USBC adaptors, where did you get it? I have tried one USBC switch (Amazon) which works using a 120volt charger, but doesn't work in 2023 Tesla Model Y's USBC ports. It seems to be designed to work with the...

So IMO, the number of WiFI, Cellular, Bluetooth connections involved in this hack, makes it confusing for those folks not used to playing with WiFi/Cellular/Bluetooth. The instructions are pretty straightforward, but if you hit a wrong option, you may have to reset (instructions for that are in...

Oops. I stand corrected. Thanks

I'm voting for Ownice. After reading every post in this sub and reading the description in geek buying.com and other online retail platforms for both Ownice and carlinkint, I went with Ownice and am very pleased with the results. It works pretty consistently using my iPhone12. The hack is...

I'm pretty sure Ownice overrides the T2C with it's own internet connection (thru your phone). I suspect that FSD forces the use of the T2C (Tesla default cell network) to work. You should try turning off FSD (if that is possible) and then try running the Ownice. Good luck

I believe the problem is caused by the phone (mine is an iPhone) and the Tesla being on different WiFi networks. For the phone app to work it must be on the same WiFi network as the car or the car must be connected to the default Tesla (cell) network. Ownice introduces two more WiFI networks...