The car "OS" if you will. I think the vintage gauge update was something like 6.3.2.
https://www.mustang7g.com/forums/threads/60th-anniversary-ota-update-6-3-2-released-classic-gauge-digital-cluster-theme.160958/
There has been a newer one since.
Good to know. I have been trying to get a consistent parasitic current reading (car shut off, but not locked) with an inductive current meter. However, the three times I have done this I have seen three different readings - 400mA, 300mA, 100mA. Readings were taken from the negative lead from...
Update:
With "Background App Refresh" turned off, I went to the gym this morning, roughly a 30 minute round trip. When I got back home, I checked the battery usage - almost negligible. Pandora was still in there, but not at the top. BTW: I was listening to satellite radio.
We'll see how this...
No. That's another thought. It can do some weird things that a reboot fixes.
I took a 45 minute drive and I made sure Apple Carplay was disconnected from the Pandora selection that was playing when I was testing. "Background App Refresh" was still on.
When I got home my iPhone was down over...
I've not had this problem before in the 2018 WRX. I didn't have the problem the first few days I had the GT. It started AFTER I tested Pandora in the car just to see if it worked. Despite the fact that I switched back to Satellite radio, I'm guessing Apple Carplay still thinks that Pandora is...
I had to look that one up! I originally thought that was to just update the app - NOT the content.
I'll try that first before deleting the app. However, if that's the culprit, why wasn't it draining the cell phone battery when NOT in the car?
It appears that each time I get in my car with my iPhone, the battery level drops quite rapidly. Pandora is always at the top of the list. I have turned off "Cellular Data" for Pandora and have ensured that my iPhone is not acting as a "Hotspot".
I am going to uninstall Pandora and see what...