[HSC4ME]

I get this center console message every time I start my car.

My SEL has BlueLink, but it has not been fully loaded. I told the salesman not to change the settings on the burner phone I took with me to purchase it and all I wanted was the ability to make and receive hands free calls with it on the drive home. I think he started the link process and tried to get me to turn on WiFi (Nope! Ain't happening), so he just handed it back to me. I think he should have only entered the code number and not started the BlueLink process (which I do not want at all).

Anyway, does everyone get this screen on startup? It's rather annoying to me.

FYI: My fully unlocked from the factory work phones are never connected to any WiFi. They are never updated either. Employer has found the phones work for many years trouble free this way. My last company phone lasted 6+ years without a single issue of any kind. The charging plug eventually worn out while it was still going strong.

 

[Mjordan44]

I get it every time.

 

[Roosterman]

Oh, yes it's there. It's been there on my wife's 2017 Santa Fe too. It's a big CYA for Hyundai.

 

[Kaput]

Anyway, does everyone get this screen on startup? It's rather annoying to me.

Yep, every time.

 

[355rockit]

I think it a standard message for Android Auto / Car Play head units. My aftermarket Pioneer android auto head unit that I installed in my other car has same message everytime I start the car.

 

[HSC4ME]

Darn. I was hoping I could make that go away. Right now I just tap my STAR button that's set to a digital clock home screen once that message times out.

Do they expect you to hit "confirm" each time you start your car?

 

[PITAGinger]

Darn. I was hoping I could make that go away. Right now I just tap my STAR button that's set to a digital clock home screen once that message times out.

Do they expect you to hit "confirm" each time you start your car?

My friend has a Kia and it does the same thing. I think hers goes away after you start driving.

 

[soldthetaco]

just Hyundai cover their ass with regard to legal liability, it goes away after a while

 

[Trucklet4me]

Yeah, it seems to be standard for Hyundai/Kia. My 2020 Sportage had it and so did my 2013 Hyundai Genesis R-Spec sedan.

It's pretty annoying.

 

[Mr SugarBear]

I get this center console message every time I start my car.
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My SEL has BlueLink, but it has not been fully loaded. I told the salesman not to change the settings on the burner phone I took with me to purchase it and all I wanted was the ability to make and receive hands free calls with it on the drive home. I think he started the link process and tried to get me to turn on WiFi (Nope! Ain't happening), so he just handed it back to me. I think he should have only entered the code number and not started the BlueLink process (which I do not want at all).

Anyway, does everyone get this screen on startup? It's rather annoying to me.

FYI: My fully unlocked from the factory work phones are never connected to any WiFi. They are never updated either. Employer has found the phones work for many years trouble free this way. My last company phone lasted 6+ years without a single issue of any kind. The charging plug eventually worn out while it was still going strong.

I received my SC two days ago and It only started on mine when I setup the bluelink and started to use a user profile. It might go away if you use the guest profile.

 

[JMII]

just Hyundai cover their ass with regard to legal liability, it goes away after a while

Pretty much every new vehicle has a similar screen... and yes its super annoying and stupid. Shockingly to drive you need to be looking OUT the window with your hands on the wheel and not swiping left or right, trying to order Starbucks or post FB messages.

 

[rrbhokies]

My 2014 Santa Fe had the same screen and it would not go away until you physically pressed the confirm button. Drove me bat **** crazy. At least with the latest Hyundais, the screen goes away on its own after a few seconds. But I've noticed that it depends. I've seen it go away after just a couple of seconds, and sometimes it seems to linger for quite a bit longer.

 

[SantaCruzFan]

Pretty much every vehicle made today comes with its very own lawyer embedded in the dash. That is something that I would skip if I could, but it is present in every car sold these days from what I can tell.

 

[HSC4ME]

5,000+ miles into ownership and this startup screen is the most annoying thing about my SC!