13 minutes. The unusual offline period and the subsequent longer sleep period was when we were both away from the house, so no phones nearby. Doesn’t explain the offline or the short awake period in between, though. It’s all very strange.
That's quite a common occurrence and can probably be dismissed.
We didn’t have the alarm issue. Ours is a MiC ‘21. However, I think this is how Tesla have fixed it, even if only pending a car firmware update. If the car wakes up as soon as it detects the BT connection, then the alarm shouldn’t go off.
My car is constantly waking regardless of BT connection. My wife and I commuted to work on Monday so the car was nowhere near either of our phones, but it was still waking. I've resorted to just keeping sentry on during the day so at least the HV contacts aren't constantly switching back and forth.
Go on, change the password
Does it wake the car when Bluetooth is off? Wonder if this is a side effect of trying to make Phone Key faster or more reliable...
Woke up randomly again just now (04:30), so started playing with my phone. Checked TeslaMate and car had been asleep for 10 hours but then suddenly showed “online”
Is this on an iPhone? How do you force kill the app? Mine isn’t running on my phone at all, never usually is.
Go into the app switcher view and then swipe up on the Tesla app. You’ll see you get a notification about needing to keep the app open for the key to work.
That fits with my experience. I’m convinced it’s a bodge to sort out the alarm on open glitch.
I changed my password recently and since then. I’ve used no additional apps that require my Tesla creds. Once Tesla get back to me I’ll make a decision on that.Go on, change the password
Only takes a few minutes and it will at least rule out any spurious API connections.
Ok, so closing the Tesla app no longer works. I noticed when I did this I didn’t get the notification about the app needing to be open. The car continued with its insomnia and when I tried to open the car this unlocked without issue. So it would appear it is no longer possible to close the Tesla app.
Yup, I mean it wasn't even running as a background app. I've been bitten by having the Tesla app as one of the background apps before (i.e. accidentally switching to it which then wakes the car up), so am aware of the message you mean. But thanks for the tip.
I am on an iphone and with Tesla app4.12.0-1257.
The app disappears as expected, but it would appear to still be running in the background. I’m aware I can also disable background app refresh, however swiping up used to fully close the app. Now, even swiping up still causes the car to unlock if you have the phone with you, so it appears to still linger in the shadows.
