Hey guys, I was planning on bringing my Model S to a local kids event with fun and interesting vehicles, thought it might be a good way to help give the next generation some exposure to electric vehicles (since the majority will probably be driving them by the time they have their licenses....my opinion, not fact).
In prepping, I gave Valet mode a shot for the first time and noticed that while it greys out the PLACES button in the maps interface, tapping the big search bar immediately brings up a list of my GPS bookmarks including my home address. Tried a hard reset to make sure that wasn't the issue. Is this just an interface thing that slipped through the cracks when the UI was updated? It seems to completely defeat one of the main purposes of Valet mode, keeping your personal information private from anyone tapping around the screen.
Slightly related, does anyone have any tricks for keeping people from engaging Drive? It sounds like any sort of showroom mode only exists with the actual showroom vehicles. I figure that plugging it in if possible is my best bet, as it obviously won't go into Drive if it's plugged in. Failing that, just not allowing anyone to sit in the Driver's seat would be the other option, but where's the fun in that? I suppose I could leave the fob out of range too, but I was hoping to keep everything powered up and looking nice.
In prepping, I gave Valet mode a shot for the first time and noticed that while it greys out the PLACES button in the maps interface, tapping the big search bar immediately brings up a list of my GPS bookmarks including my home address. Tried a hard reset to make sure that wasn't the issue. Is this just an interface thing that slipped through the cracks when the UI was updated? It seems to completely defeat one of the main purposes of Valet mode, keeping your personal information private from anyone tapping around the screen.
Slightly related, does anyone have any tricks for keeping people from engaging Drive? It sounds like any sort of showroom mode only exists with the actual showroom vehicles. I figure that plugging it in if possible is my best bet, as it obviously won't go into Drive if it's plugged in. Failing that, just not allowing anyone to sit in the Driver's seat would be the other option, but where's the fun in that? I suppose I could leave the fob out of range too, but I was hoping to keep everything powered up and looking nice.
