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Hi, I have a Samsung s22 with android 13. When I go to mydrive app it says only compatible with older android versions?. I have a go professional 620 Any help appreciated.
Not https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.roadcaptain.app ???Hi,
Im from Portugal,
I have a Samsung S22 with android 13, play store doesn't have Tomtom my rider for my Phone when Tomtom will provide the app for android 13?
Many thanksNot https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.roadcaptain.app ???
That app loads and works fine on my Samsung S20 (also Android 13).
It's a Moto G50.@peter123 what smartphone model?
I am really surprised as I had no problems installing it on a (new to me) Pixel 6a that comes native with Android 12.
All I had to do in Settings was to restore my balance of purchases from the previous Samsung phone.
Thanks.Hi there @Argh-to-tomtom -
If you connect your Moto G30 to the Rider directly via Bluetooth including hotspot without the MyDrive app, (as in your 4th screen.png), you will still be able to receive traffic/safety camera data. We are also unable to pair iPhones within the MyDrive app after iOS 13 for the full features - i.e. calls/SMS, but I’ll post this again as to how we made it work as best as possible which may also give a better understanding of the issue.
**FOR IPHONES**
If you pair the Rider with your iPhone WITHOUT the MyDrive app, traffic works perfectly.
You can even install the MyDrive app afterwards and use it for routing - but -
Just don’t pair your Rider within the MyDrive app!
Traffic will still work, MyDrive routing will work, the only thing that does not work will be the smartphone features (calls/sms) via the Rider. *(See below)**
First of all, go to your iPhone settings, then make sure
1. WiFi is Off.
2. Bluetooth is On.
3. Mobile Data slider switch is to the right and showing a green colour (On).
4. Turn on Personal Hotspot and within the settings, slide “Allow others to Join” to the right which then turns green, then in the popup that follows choose “Bluetooth and USB Only” and NOT “Turn on WiFi”
Essentially, using the “Bluetooth and USB Only” pairing hotspot in your iPhone settings allows for a single stable connection and has less of a drain on your iPhone’s battery and no overheating issues compared to the WiFi hotspot setting.
Next:
The problem lies within the MyDrive app (pairing through the app).
- - Delete the MyDrive app on your iPhone
- - Delete old Bluetooth pairings of the Rider on your iPhone
- - Connect the Rider to your iPhone via Bluetooth over the standard way (press the “No” request to download and use the MyDrive app to set up the Bluetooth connection)
- - DO NOT pair your Rider via the MyDrive app if you later decide to install
- - In your Rider settings, “forget” the current WiFi connection as this will only be required for downloads and likely to take priority over the Bluetooth connection.
- - Within the Rider Bluetooth menu settings for the connected iPhone, I have Data for Traffic & other services turned on but NOT for Smartphone messages or See who is calling and if your headset allows it, High quality (A2DP).
- - You are still able to install and use the MyDrive app (signed into your account) afterwards and use it for sending destinations/routing but importantly - don’t pair your Rider within the MyDrive app.
*Apple introduced new Bluetooth security permissions from iOS 13 and TomTom had tried to modify the MyDrive app to make the two separate Bluetooth connections work effectively for traffic data and calls/texts but currently remains unresolved.
I am using my Rider 500, (Sena 5s communication system and iPhone 12 Pro Max **paired directly for music/calls) this way successfully and no loss of the traffic connection.
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