Update 5.0.3 - Device management

[Corjan Meijerink]

@Adrian-Avram no definitely not.
2 is totally allowed
3 is with the required unlisting of another device (very smooth experience)
4 results in an issue

[Adrian Avram]

@Corjan-Meijerink thanks for the confirmation !

[Nick Carthew]

@Corjan-Meijerink said in Update 5.0.3 - Device management:

@Adrian-Avram no definitely not.
2 is totally allowed
3 is with the required unlisting of another device (very smooth experience)
4 results in an issue

Does 4 mean that the heavy mob will be knocking on the door

[Hubert Thoring]

V5.0.3 is available for iOS in the store

[silberfuchs67]

Sorry for asking, but I want to be sure that I understood the new handling. Using the navigation app on two devices and planning in the browser on my Mac/PC is still possible?

[Corjan Meijerink]

@silberfuchs67 100%!

[silberfuchs67]

Thanks, exactly what is fine for me

[Corjan Meijerink]

@silberfuchs67 that’s why we’ve chosen the limits as is

That said, the restriction only applies for the app anyway

[ginogino]

I tried the new app yesterday on my bike. Even in this version of Android Auto, there's a bug where starting a route from Android Auto while you're already on the route takes you back to the starting point. I wonder what the point is of reporting bugs if they aren't fixed.
Otherwise, everything works as usual.

[Adrian Avram]

@ginogino thats not a bug !
Before starting a route, go to Routing Settings and choose whether you want to begin from the nearest point on the route.
If this option is enabled, when you are already on the route, navigation will no longer direct you to the first waypoint.
As I know, on Android Auto/Car Play, when starting a route, it automatically takes you to the the beginning of the route.