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Tesla Software updates - Australia
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Max Spaghetti
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Yeah, that was my first thought - but no, my normal profile.
This one seems to be the nugget I was looking for. Even going through my "Recents" in the Nav system - not only did my place of work no longer exist, it never has existed, and I have never been there. Ever.
Fortunately, my employer is still letting me through the door, and I did get paid last week.
Zoltrix77
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And the car having UWB also, which I believe for our market is just the Model 3 Highland. Another slap on the wrist for Tesla old tech. This stand behind the tailgate is in a mates 2018 Kia Sorento using a regular old fashioned car industry key fob. UWB should have been in all Tesla's for a 3-4 years now.
Yeah I do believe from memory that uWB has been in Samsung, pixel and iPhone for a few years now, probably around the same time they brought out their AirTag/tile whatever devices.
I wish more phones had it. I really want to try out something different to my iPhone like a zen10 or a nothing2 but the missing uwb would annoy me with my highland.
I think I’d turn the auto boot open off anyway, it’s not a problem I need solving.
You’d hope it would have to detect you approach then stand still near the back of the car for an amount of time.I wonder how you stop the auto-boot opening when you don’t want the boot to open, if all it uses is UWB proximity?
Slightly less silly than those cars where you have to wave you foot under the boot
bay74
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Nav saved / named locations are indeed stored per profile. I know because every time the silly software update “factory resets” the system I have to re-enter favourites on both wife’s and my profiles. Bloody annoying. They also didn’t come back from the cloud unlike some of the other settings (from my cloud-synced, email-based Tesla account).
Hence I’m not bothering with all the irrelevantly trivial minor updates until I’m forced to.
Hence I’m not bothering with all the irrelevantly trivial minor updates until I’m forced to.
Just wave at the rearview camera with both hands carrying groceries. Or maybe they'll train the AI to look for sad face standing person with hands full, and that'll plop the boot open.I wonder how you stop the auto-boot opening when you don’t want the boot to open, if all it uses is UWB proximity?
Max Spaghetti
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It'll be fine. It doesn't just use UWB, it uses the camera as well - they'll just reuse the auto-wiper code.
I note a recent population split in this forum. The long time owners who resort to overuse of cynicism, and the new owners who are all over the place like a bucket full of labrador puppies. Unjaded, happy, and full of life!
Zoltrix77
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I wonder how you stop the auto-boot opening when you don’t want the boot to open, if all it uses is UWB proximity?
I can only guess, but if its like the mates Sorento, the car starts beeping letting you know its going to happen and in about 5 seconds it opens, if you move away before hand and it stops beeping. Like others have said, it's something I'd switch off.
And those of us who are fast tracking towards cynicism with every software update haha.
So if I stand at the back of my car saying goodbye to a friend or having a chat the boot would open…sometimes the old silly methods just workYou’d hope it would have to detect you approach then stand still near the back of the car for an amount of time.
Slightly less silly than those cars where you have to wave you foot under the boot
If I’m kicking a soccer ball around the back of the car the boot might open
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