Rade
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- First Name
- Rade
- Joined
- Sep 19, 2024
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- US - Rhode Island
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- Vehicles
- 2025 Rivian R1T - Large. Delivered on November 23, 2024.
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- Retired
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We have a Gen2 R1T.
Did all that on the iPhone. Deleted the PaaK, deleted the Bluetooth entries for Rivian.
Now... the R1T JUST got updated to 2025.38.0 like an hour ago (after he left for work). Will try again tonight, but... did I miss a step along the way? The only thing I did not do was uninstall and reinstall the Rivian app on the iPhone.
- Under the security settings, I am defined as the OWNER, my husband defined as the DRIVER.
- Both have separate card keys. Both use PaaK; mine is and Android phone, his is an Apple iPhone 14.
- Both phones are running updated phone apps.
- About a week ago while running errands I started to get pop-up messages that his iPhone needed to be defined as a PaaK. Okay. I had that issue with an old Android phone; back then, put my card key in the center console, delete the Paak from the app, delete the Rivian from the Bluetooth and start over again.
Did all that on the iPhone. Deleted the PaaK, deleted the Bluetooth entries for Rivian.
- Took his card key
- Opened the Rivian.
- Put his key in the tray to activate the R1T.
- I verified his card key is highlighted on the security screen.
- Opened the iPhone app.
- Hit "Define this device as a key"... and it did, but it assigns it to MY owner profile on the Rivian. Tried different sequences, rebooted the R1T, etc. Still keeps defining to my profile (my phone was nowhere near the R1T).
Now... the R1T JUST got updated to 2025.38.0 like an hour ago (after he left for work). Will try again tonight, but... did I miss a step along the way? The only thing I did not do was uninstall and reinstall the Rivian app on the iPhone.
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