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It works the same way on Gen1. I believe Gen2’s limit is 8.

I thought the limit was 4. Perhaps per driver? I cannot use my watch as a key, but everything else works. I removed one of the key cards so it should work now. I will try it later.

I never use that either. FSD or any self-driving functions for me is off limits. I’m not gonna trust any of these features to make the right decision for me and my family.

The Model Y’s frunk is a joke. 😉

It’s our go to when grocery shopping every other week.

You just reminded me that I wanted to remove one of the two cards so I can use my Apple Watch as a driver key if needed. I have a GEN2 which is limited to 4 keys

I’m able to use my Apple SE watch app without having my phone app running.

Not many people would recommend this based on your experience, but I feel you should go ahead and apply the bug fix. Also, an iOS app update came through three days ago. You should apply that as well.

That would drive me nuts. I tend to keep Wi-Fi off unless there’s a pending update. Maybe you should use Wi-Fi and hotspot to your phone in the meantime, and contact Rivian Support.

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I just toggled this on in my vehicle because my smart turn signal was not working. However, I did not experience this pop-up. Currently, it appears you are Wi-Fi connected only. Did you try an infotainment reset yet?

I found it. It’s working now thanks.

Hey guys where are the permissions, in the app or vehicle? Thanks

My smart turn signal is not working. I’m not sure if it stopped working after this fix or prior. I tried toggling the setting off and on, but no dice. Anyone else experienced this?

The vehicle reboots as part OTA update.

Both get it, https://riviantrackr.com/2026-15-30/

A few on the forum follow this practice, I don’t but understand why others do it. I was told by Rivian a while back to reboot only when troubleshooting an issue.

The guidance from Rivian is to use reboots as a troubleshooting tool when something is behaving abnormally, not as regular maintenance. Go for it!

Anger management - take deep breaths, it’s not that serious. :lipssealed:

I disagree but you believe you.