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... In the meantime, Smart charging is almost complete and I'll have that out here in a few days.
Ahh, I see. You are wondering why he can't setup server side scripts to control the car, regardless of app platform. I would imagine he doesn't want the infrastructure or the credential liability (more so than he has already).Exactly what I'm saying. We know Tesla didn't, but why can't SG57 do it? As you say, it shouldn't be app based for reliability, so why do it in the apps at all? That way, an app write doesn't need to rely on the background scheduling available in Android but not iOS.
This is just puts more weight on your cyber security, and how you should or shouldn't conduct yourself online...If you want complete security, you'd have to disable Mobile Access in the car.
How about for iOS?
How about for iOS?
Exactly what I'm saying. We know Tesla didn't, but why can't SG57 do it? As you say, it shouldn't be app based for reliability, so why do it in the apps at all? That way, an app write doesn't need to rely on the background scheduling available in Android but not iOS.
I'm a 1-person programmer who has released freeware and shareware myself, and I've designed one that had functionality that needed to run on a server, away from the user's device/platform. As soon as your application requires that, you start to run into ongoing costs, scalability concerns, uptime and availability concerns, and if user data is involved, then backup and security concerns.
Seriously, one all-too-human error in his code could result in multiple vehicle thefts.