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Have you ever wondered why the FordPass App is not displaying correct data such as current mileage as shown on the Odometer, current Tire Pressure data, etc.?
To make sure your FordPass App is displaying current data, it is easy to force the FordPass App to refresh its data.
At least on an iPhone
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To refresh the FordPass App’s Data, open the FordPass App then pull the screen down. For example, place your finger on the screen near the picture of the Bronco Sport and swipe down with your finger.
You will see the data refresh occurring by observing the rotating “asterisk” symbol near the top of the screen (below the nickname given to your Bronco Sport in the Apps Vehicle Information).
It’s the same technique to refresh data in many Apps on an iPhone.
On my iPhone, I have Disabled Background App Refresh for virtually all Apps including disabled for the FordPass App. This helps to improve my iPhone's battery life and performance.
I’m sure the Android phone has a similar feature for refreshing an Apps Data.
To make sure your FordPass App is displaying current data, it is easy to force the FordPass App to refresh its data.
At least on an iPhone
…To refresh the FordPass App’s Data, open the FordPass App then pull the screen down. For example, place your finger on the screen near the picture of the Bronco Sport and swipe down with your finger.
You will see the data refresh occurring by observing the rotating “asterisk” symbol near the top of the screen (below the nickname given to your Bronco Sport in the Apps Vehicle Information).
It’s the same technique to refresh data in many Apps on an iPhone.
On my iPhone, I have Disabled Background App Refresh for virtually all Apps including disabled for the FordPass App. This helps to improve my iPhone's battery life and performance.
I’m sure the Android phone has a similar feature for refreshing an Apps Data.
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