Only issue I had with 4.2 was the backup camera overlay. And it appears to be fixed.
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Only issue I had with 4.2 was the backup camera overlay. And it appears to be fixed.
Problem is that it is difficult to say something is fixed if you never experienced the problem.
I haven't had the rear view camera overlay issue since 4.0.
I have always had weak 3G in my neighborhood, but only resulted in Internet radio going out for a few seconds in the past. It happened rarely and not since either 4.2 or 4.3 have been in place.
No door handle issues, but I haven't had any in 7600 miles either.
With 4.2 I'd get an occasional glitch. Not one glitch seen so far on 4.3. Seems to be pretty stable.
steve841
Active Member
I wouldn't get too misty eyed just yet ....
I still get the occasional rear view cam freak out .... out of frame / split view
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NigelM
Recovering Member
As with previous roll-outs it sounds like there are tweaks along the way and we should probably start noting the detailed info numbers.
I have v4.3(1.25.35) stable after initial security module issue.
I have v4.3(1.25.35) stable after initial security module issue.
contaygious
Active Member
I'm told it will take a few weeks to roll out. Not sure why it takes so long. It's just going to take longer and longer with more cars 
DrComputer
TeslaClubLA President
They haven't seemed to fix the day/night mode transition problem with the Google maps that was introduced in 4.2
Thats because it's not a bug. Map is cached so until you drive far enough to refresh tiles, you have cached tiles. If its day and you last drove at night, cached tiles will be night setting. Maybe they'll change someday but I'd put it at a low priority compared to dozens of other things.
It's a bug and should be really easy to fix. You just do two cache folder - one for day mode and the other for night mode.
ok then prioritize it vs rear camera freeze or losing left screen on cluster if you don't cancel nav or a bunch of other things that don't heal themselves and require reboot or user intervention. Or lack of average projected range on dash. You can call it a bug but I'm not sad it's not been prioritized, and there's lots left to fix before this.
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On another note, anyone else notice update to mobile app this am? Just downloading now. Feature list good.
NigelM
Recovering Member
It's a design flaw. All they have to do is purge the cache when the day/night switch occurs, and force a repaint.
It will take a little bit more than that. The tiles also need to get updated for traffic, if that is turned on. I mostly keep my map showing an overview of my commute area, since its a short commute. Since I don't have it follow the car, it rarely gets updated. I keep the traffic overlay on, and I can almost count on that to be stale. I have to zoom out and back in one level to get it to refresh.
Yeah, then people will complain that there's a 20 second plus delay while the slow 3g repaints the whole map including traffic, etc. The most user friendly answer is as someone else suggested, to save 2 caches, one day, one night. What none of us know is exactly where the interface between Google and Tesla software is, and how much needs to be changed on each side of the fence to fix this without a kludge on someone's part. That's why it's wrong to ever assume any software change is "easy". I still think it's a very low priority. Aggravation, sure. Impact, no.
DCWitt
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No thanks. I don't care if we have dark and light tiles intermingled. I do care about wasting storage space. (Even though I can't access directly it yet.)
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