Sync 3 Memory Issue
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The possibility of enemy assaults do exist and you won’t think it sexy when it happens. That’s the trouble with people these days, they’re so casual and so invincible because everything that they have is taken for granted. Good luck with that.
Now back to the problem and the facts. The conclusion here is that Ford delivered a flawed build. Ford doesn’t have an officially corrected release and here we are with hacks trying to come up with their own remedy. Oh, that’s reassuring.
Now back to the problem and the facts. The conclusion here is that Ford delivered a flawed build. Ford doesn’t have an officially corrected release and here we are with hacks trying to come up with their own remedy. Oh, that’s reassuring.
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From: Bay area, California
Yep, it is. I am one of the ones who used the fix. I actually read ALL the posts in this thread. I read the posts in other forums on other sites on this issue. I downloaded Fords own tool to validate the software bug myself, on my own car. I ran the cleaner tool (from a different site), and ran Fords too again to verify it did it's job. Then I used the CyanLabs tool, and installed the newest sync build, and it has been working for a month now flawlessly.
Just like trying to change the oil on your '82 Tempo when you were younger - the first time you did it you probably weren't sure of everything. But guess what, by the 5, 10th, or 100th time you change the oil on your car it is smooth, quick, and easy. But guess what, just like changing your own oil, or doing any home repairs, or anything else, it requires some.critical thinking skills. It will require some effort, patience, and work. And the default response of more elaborate conspiracy theories or thinking everyone is out to do something nefarious to your world is not helpful.
And if you don't understand something, don't throw a name at it, come on to the site here or elsewhere and ask politely for help. Nobody here is paid for this stuff, it is a community. Nobody is entitled to sh*t, we all are guests in our towns central park, so to speak. Critical thinking and practical, thoughtful solutions to the problems first.
Just like trying to change the oil on your '82 Tempo when you were younger - the first time you did it you probably weren't sure of everything. But guess what, by the 5, 10th, or 100th time you change the oil on your car it is smooth, quick, and easy. But guess what, just like changing your own oil, or doing any home repairs, or anything else, it requires some.critical thinking skills. It will require some effort, patience, and work. And the default response of more elaborate conspiracy theories or thinking everyone is out to do something nefarious to your world is not helpful.
And if you don't understand something, don't throw a name at it, come on to the site here or elsewhere and ask politely for help. Nobody here is paid for this stuff, it is a community. Nobody is entitled to sh*t, we all are guests in our towns central park, so to speak. Critical thinking and practical, thoughtful solutions to the problems first.
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Yep, it is. I am one of the ones who used the fix. I actually read ALL the posts in this thread. I read the posts in other forums on other sites on this issue. I downloaded Fords own tool to validate the software bug myself, on my own car. I ran the cleaner tool (from a different site), and ran Fords too again to verify it did it's job. Then I used the CyanLabs tool, and installed the newest sync build, and it has been working for a month now flawlessly.
Just like trying to change the oil on your '82 Tempo when you were younger - the first time you did it you probably weren't sure of everything. But guess what, by the 5, 10th, or 100th time you change the oil on your car it is smooth, quick, and easy. But guess what, just like changing your own oil, or doing any home repairs, or anything else, it requires some.critical thinking skills. It will require some effort, patience, and work. And the default response of more elaborate conspiracy theories or thinking everyone is out to do something nefarious to your world is not helpful.
And if you don't understand something, don't throw a name at it, come on to the site here or elsewhere and ask politely for help. Nobody here is paid for this stuff, it is a community. Nobody is entitled to sh*t, we all are guests in our towns central park, so to speak. Critical thinking and practical, thoughtful solutions to the problems first.
Just like trying to change the oil on your '82 Tempo when you were younger - the first time you did it you probably weren't sure of everything. But guess what, by the 5, 10th, or 100th time you change the oil on your car it is smooth, quick, and easy. But guess what, just like changing your own oil, or doing any home repairs, or anything else, it requires some.critical thinking skills. It will require some effort, patience, and work. And the default response of more elaborate conspiracy theories or thinking everyone is out to do something nefarious to your world is not helpful.
And if you don't understand something, don't throw a name at it, come on to the site here or elsewhere and ask politely for help. Nobody here is paid for this stuff, it is a community. Nobody is entitled to sh*t, we all are guests in our towns central park, so to speak. Critical thinking and practical, thoughtful solutions to the problems first.
https://www.nhtsa.gov/report-a-safety-problem#index
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Wrong. Software, firmware, and hardware are all vulnerable to hacking. Your own remedy is a hack to a problem that you quickly dismiss as a software bug. It seems that you’re trying to minimize in order to keep the peace. Oh don’t yell fire in a theater, people might think there’s a fire and actually run for the door. That’s not a bad thing if there really is a fire is it? Your success to remedy the problem hasn’t disproved the fire. Ford still hasn’t figured it out and you certainly don’t know what happened either. My upgrade took place in December of 2022 and was flawless until August of 2023. My problem began when I cabled my iPhone to the usb port so that I could use Apple carplay. Now that’s either a coincidence that something got corrupted or it was an exploit of a vulnerability. We don’t know. Finally, why hasn’t Ford provided a way for us to reload the software? Until this problem is corrected, it is about safety.
https://www.nhtsa.gov/report-a-safety-problem#index
https://www.nhtsa.gov/report-a-safety-problem#index
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Joined: Jan 2021
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Wrong. Software, firmware, and hardware are all vulnerable to hacking. Your own remedy is a hack to a problem that you quickly dismiss as a software bug. It seems that you’re trying to minimize in order to keep the peace. Oh don’t yell fire in a theater, people might think there’s a fire and actually run for the door. That’s not a bad thing if there really is a fire is it? Your success to remedy the problem hasn’t disproved the fire. Ford still hasn’t figured it out and you certainly don’t know what happened either. My upgrade took place in December of 2022 and was flawless until August of 2023. My problem began when I cabled my iPhone to the usb port so that I could use Apple carplay. Now that’s either a coincidence that something got corrupted or it was an exploit of a vulnerability. We don’t know. Finally, why hasn’t Ford provided a way for us to reload the software? Until this problem is corrected, it is about safety.
https://www.nhtsa.gov/report-a-safety-problem#index
https://www.nhtsa.gov/report-a-safety-problem#index
