Pin-to-Drive Should Delete “Allow” Button

[Jaywlker]

I like the idea of pin-to-drive, so that nobody can take off with my car in an unexpected situation. But once I’ve entered the pin, why do we then need to press “allow?”. Consider your iPhone. Once you’ve entered the pin, do you then need to tell your phone that you are then permitting yourself to make a phone call, or check your email?

Anybody else think this should be streamlined with one less toggle?

 

[03DSG]

I like the idea of pin-to-drive, so that nobody can take off with my car in an unexpected situation. But once I’ve entered the pin, why do we then need to press “allow?”. Consider your iPhone. Once you’ve entered the pin, do you then need to tell your phone that you are then permitting yourself to make a phone call, or check your email?

Anybody else think this should be streamlined with one less toggle?

Agree 100%. 4 digit code only just like my iPad and house entrance lock.

 

[baton]

Haven’t thought about that. I guess you make a good point!

 

[Fonguy]

"Allow" is definitely redundant. It should be "disallowed". 4 digits are enough.

 

[CoolSilver]

I agree but also gives a 5th tap point for fingerprints. Not sure if that was the intent but harder to guess when the box moves to overlap the previous keypad position.

 

[03DSG]

I agree but also gives a 5th tap point for fingerprints. Not sure if that was the intent but harder to guess when the box moves to overlap the previous keypad position.

I believe the keycard box moves to a different position on the screen every time you need to use it.