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Yeah. Interesting idea. It's crazy though that the car shows exactly what her phone does -- that it's not even setup or registered as a key. It's nowhere in the system at all, on either end.

Honestly it's because at this point, we've been both fascinated/troubled/trying to figure out why it's possible, and also because she said she'll just grab an Uber home! Nothing that'll go on forever but would like to get to the bottom of it soonish so we can explain to Tesla.

The latter half is maybe possible -- but when she leaves for work, I've been gone for an hour, miles down the road, phone and key with me.

Alright folks. Much appreciate the expert sleuthing. Unfortunately -- it's as suspected. Something very strange is going on. Reminder of details: -- Wife's key card was stolen on Oct 2. -- Her new iPhone is logged into our account on the app, but not setup as a key. -- Nor is it registered...

All great thoughts. Thanks, folks. I'll check the last time the card was presented. If I can disable it, I'll try that, too.

It's entirely possible it's in the car somewhere, but I tore through it last night for about 45 minutes and didn't see it anywhere -- much less in the center console. It's so bizarre.

Bizarrely enough, the latter is exactly what's happening. The bag/card were stolen 48 hours ago, and she's driven the car to and from work, leaving it off, parked at her office, then coming home, the whole time. We only have two cards, mine is 1000% in my wallet inside the house, and mine is the...

That’s helpful re: walk-away. Thank you. But — I still don’t understand how she can drive the car with no key and phone not setup as key (but logged into the account).

My wife’s key card was stolen this week. Her new iPhone of course wasn’t setup yet as a key, but for some reason, she can still drive the car. Also, FYI, the thief snatched her backpack with key card in wallet as she was walking away with our kids, and before it theoretically had time to...