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So you'd like to take the fob out of your pocket, push a button to enable proximity unlock for a brief interval, place the fob back in your pocket, and then hav
by lambdaelite 12y ago
So you'd like to take the fob out of your pocket, push a button to enable proximity unlock for a brief interval, place the fob back in your pocket, and then have the door unlock when you approach the car?
I'm clearly missing something.
- secabeen 12y agoIt makes sense. Normally I don't keep my car key in my pocket when I'm at home. It's on the desk, or on a hook, etc. So his model is that he hits the button as he grabs the key to stick it in his pocket, then when he approaches his car a few minutes later, the proximity unlock works. You could add some security to the process without requiring the button press by disabling the proximity unlock unless an accelerometer in the fob detects that the fob is moving.
- cgriswald 12y agoI don't get it either. Even if it was an on/off switch, so when you come home at night you can disable it, I can't see it getting much use (except maybe during this brief period before they resolve the distance issue).
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