Deleting old phone pairing

[LoneStar]

Why is something that should be easy and self-evident not the case here … ?

How do you remove a prior phone pairing, especially if it was ‘keyed’ ?

Tried in the Drivers and Keys interface and within the Connect - Bluetooth. Neither had an obvious Remove or Delete functionality I could find.

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[SoCal Rob]

Why is something that should be easy and self-evident not the case here … ?

How do you remove a prior phone pairing, especially if it was ‘keyed’ ?

Tried in the Drivers and Keys interface and within the Connect - Bluetooth. Neither had an obvious Remove or Delete functionality I could find.

From the smartphone app:
Scroll to the Security and Access panel

Tap the panel to enter

Tap Drivers and keys

Tap Keys near top

Tap the phone you want to remove

Tap Delete key

edit: added formatting and pics

 

[Phatman113]

I'm pretty sure it's in the phone app. Under Security and Access > Drivers and Keys

 

[Dark-Fx]

In the app.

 

[Donald Stanfield]

From the smartphone app:
Scroll to the Security and Access panel

Tap the panel to enter

Tap Drivers and keys

Tap Keys near top

Tap the phone you want to remove

Tap Delete key

edit: added formatting and pics

This is how I did it when I got a new phone.

 

[GrandEnigma]

Note to self, do not lose or break phone. Why would this functionally not be possible from the car itself? Just force the user to confirm adding/removing with another paired key card or wristband for security.

 

[SoCal Rob]

Note to self, do not lose or break phone. Why would this functionally not be possible from the car itself? Just force the user to confirm adding/removing with another paired key card or wristband for security.

I don’t know for certain but my best guess is that it’s because phones are generally password protected and the Rivian’s settings aren’t. This means anyone with physical access to the center screen could delete keys, whether accidental or intentional.
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