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"Agree Screen"

By alanancy · Apr 15, 2014in NEX Series💬 20 posts👁️ 4,541 views
Posted Apr 15, 2014 · 04:09 UTC#1

I am having my 8000NEX installed on Friday and am wondering if there is any way

to bypass the navigation "agree page". I just purchased a 2014 Cadillac CTS and

I go directly to navigation, there is not an "agree" page at all

Thanks

Posted Apr 15, 2014 · 06:28 UTC#2

Are you talking about the EULA agreement screen or the navigation OK button??

Posted Apr 15, 2014 · 14:05 UTC#3

It is the screen that as soon as you go to "Navigation" you have to agree to the statement before you can see the map.

This is the screen when you first turn the car on. So every time you get in the car you have to agree before you can use navigation.

This becomes a pain if you are in and out of your car frequently.

Posted Apr 15, 2014 · 17:12 UTC#4

Yea I don't think you can bypass that screen. Even in the vehicle factory nav I had to always agree before using.

Posted Apr 15, 2014 · 20:17 UTC#5

You can not bypass that screen.

Posted Apr 15, 2014 · 22:10 UTC#6

Yeah, it's there for liability reasons!

Posted Apr 15, 2014 · 22:32 UTC#7

Then I wonder why you don't have to do it with the Cadillac CUE system.

Posted Apr 16, 2014 · 02:53 UTC#8

Because Cady decided that they didn't need it. Pioneer has decided they do.

Edited Apr 17, 2014 by VBLUE42
Posted Apr 16, 2014 · 13:31 UTC#9

Weren't there hacks for this on some of the older AVIC units?

Posted Apr 16, 2014 · 13:32 UTC#10

Yep, but not on this one.

Posted Apr 16, 2014 · 17:11 UTC#11

Just have to give it time. Eventually someone with programming "know how" will start tinkering with these and figure some stuff out.

Posted Apr 16, 2014 · 17:41 UTC#12

Just have to give it time. Eventually someone with programming "know how" will start tinkering with these and figure some stuff out.

 

They weren't able to do much with the Z150. Just sayin'.

 

I've seen in it smartphones. Programmers are taking it as a challenge to make their software as hard to hack as possible.

Posted Apr 16, 2014 · 20:33 UTC#13

They weren't able to do much with the Z150. Just sayin'.

 

I've seen in it smartphones. Programmers are taking it as a challenge to make their software as hard to hack as possible.

This is true. I look at it kind of like the Michael Jordan philosophy. We call him the best because he's the best we've ever seen... but what about the kid who's better than MJ but was never discovered. There's always someone out there who is smarter than me. So I can make my app as tough as I can to hack, but if that person who is smarter than me decides to try to hack it, he will be able to. Apple making jailbreaking harder and harder, but someone always finds a hole eventually. Just have to hope that these stereos draw the right people in to look at it.

 

Hacks are always cool to play with, but personally, I think the radio is awesome as it is now. Can't imagine how cool it would be if there were hacks to make it even better somehow!

Edited Apr 16, 2014 by scotty3x3
Posted Apr 17, 2014 · 06:22 UTC#14

You guys should have been here in '08 when the 1st ten F series was hacked. Now that was exciting.

Posted Apr 17, 2014 · 19:11 UTC#15

The F and X 700-710 were very exciting, very customizable and updatable (map wise, and 4 OS revisions). That excitement and flexibility lead me to buy a x950 and z150 and boy have I been less than enthralled. I am selling both and buying an 8000NEX (in the mail) with hopes that its OS/Processor will be 1. hackable 2. customizable 3. longer lived than the OS/Processor combo in the x950/z150 so that we receive several good OS upgrades for a couple of years. 

Edited Apr 17, 2014 by epsilonkore
Posted Apr 17, 2014 · 21:31 UTC#16

You guys should have been here in '08 when the 1st ten F series was hacked. Now that was exciting.

 

I'm still using my F90BT and believe it or not I just updated the thing today...yeah it tool all day! ryar over there is still modding away! 

Posted May 04, 2014 · 23:49 UTC#17

Hi - hoping someone can help. I've just installed avic-8000nex into 67 Camaro. Audio works fine, but hen loading navigation - the "decline" and "accept" buttons appear on EULA screen, but it won't highlight or engage when I press "accept". I can hear the sounds, but no buttons functional. Any help appreciated. Brian

Posted May 05, 2014 · 00:02 UTC#18

Hi - hoping someone can help. I've just installed avic-8000nex into 67 Camaro. Audio works fine, but hen loading navigation - the "decline" and "accept" buttons appear on EULA screen, but it won't highlight or engage when I press "accept". I can hear the sounds, but no buttons functional. Any help appreciated. Brian

make sure its properly grounded

Posted May 05, 2014 · 00:03 UTC#19

Hi - hoping someone can help. I've just installed avic-8000nex into 67 Camaro. Audio works fine, but hen loading navigation - the "decline" and "accept" buttons appear on EULA screen, but it won't highlight or engage when I press "accept". I can hear the sounds, but no buttons functional. Any help appreciated. Brian

Either pull the parking brake or perform the proper bypass.

Posted May 07, 2014 · 16:53 UTC#20

Thanks for the help guys - sounding good!