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Download, then verification.Pet peeve: This Is annoying. If it is 100% downloaded why is it still downloading?
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Download, then verification.Pet peeve: This Is annoying. If it is 100% downloaded why is it still downloading?
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Roadside Assistance has been around for several months and isn't related to this release. Previously, we had it on one car. We updated to v3.10.1 of the app earlier this week. We now see the Roadside Assistance for four of the five vehicles in the app. None of our cars have 2019.32.12.3 yet.Roadside assistant on the app...
Browser for me is even worse, won’t even work at all on MCU1. Not even after reboot
Roadside assistant on the app...
Browser for me is even worse, won’t even work at all on MCU1. Not even after reboot
This is the Homelink button in the app for me now. Sure would be useful if it actually worked.I’m jealous that it even ever worked for you. I basically got accustomed to pretending I have no idea what that icon is for.
This is the Homelink button in the app for me now. Sure would be useful if it actually worked.
it doesn't add homelink to the phone - it just lets you trigger homelink from the app, using the car.Interesting. What would be the need for that, though? Maybe for those that don’t have Homelink on their 3? Otherwise, it would just be easier to use the Homelink on the screen.
Think of situations where you're not in the car but need to open the garage door. LOTs of uses for this. Similar to this are the garage door controllers I added to our smart home system. I can open one of the security cameras and see if someone left a garage door open when they left for work and quickly close it via an app on my phone. These devices were about $100 each (two overhead garage doors) and another couple hundred bucks for the smart home controller makes this an expensive investment for the rare occasion you need it. If your car already has it and you can trigger one of your doors from your phone this allows for you to do all sorts of things like let people in the house when you're out of town or open it for a package delivery driver when you know you have an expensive item you want in the garage.Interesting. What would be the need for that, though? Maybe for those that don’t have Homelink on their 3? Otherwise, it would just be easier to use the Homelink on the screen.
I know exactly what you have which is great if you have Chamberlain. My openers are long before Chamberlain ever thought to create WiFi adapters though. I use Linear garage door controllers and a VeraLite (soon to be VeraPlus) smart home controller. I've also got a dozen cameras and another 50 or so smart home devices (to include several dead bolts/doors) so I'm pretty well covered on our garage doors but the use case I mentioned earlier would make this feature on the Tesla app useful.I understand what Homelink is and what it is capable of. It’s not that useful since the car has to be within range. I added one of those Chamberlain add-ons for $25 (when it was on sale) on our garage opener to monitor the open/close status and remotely open/close from anywhere in the world using an app. What is this $100 device and separate controller you have?
And all my exterior house doors, including garage door, are smart locks as well.
As you say, I guess this feature on the Tesla app helps somewhat.
What kind of problems are you having? Are you able to use the Homelink option in the car successfully? Both Homelink options in the app work fine for us.The point is they added a feature that doesn't work regardless of if you personally find it useful or not.
Would you then complain it was stuck on 99% for a very long time tho?Ok thanks, still doesn't make sense to me why it can't say 99% until the app states ready to update.
No. I just tried it.Can browser now be half screened?