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Do you have the Ford Pass app on your phone? Have you paired your vehicle to the app?
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Doppler app for iPhone has not been updated in over a year. This app may be risking being dropped from the App Store.
I am sure there are compatibility issues with iOS26.
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Did you happen to update the Navigation Maps yet?
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IOS 26.1 released yesterday as well as iPad, Watch, AppleTV 26.1 and Tahoe 26.1 
Apple actually released the first beta of 26.1. We'll probably see 2 or 3 more beta releases before the official 26.1 OS release on their hardware platforms.IOS 26.1 released yesterday as well as iPad, Watch, AppleTV 26.1 and Tahoe 26.1
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For anyone who is interested, my saga with Doppler has a happy ending. Doppler was created by a college student, who appears to be a one man operation. When IOS 26 seemed to make Doppler unusable, I gave up hope that anything would come of it. However, the developer reached out to me and he has updated the app to make it IOS 26 compatible and added some other fixes and new features. He also sent me a personal note. Pretty cool!
Great to hear. The indy developers are often known for going one of two ways - either abandoning their products when things get tough - due to time and effort involved; or being true heroes of technology by doing just as the Doppler guy has done. Kudos to him for being one of the good ones!
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