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1. The lack of Android Auto capability is a major downfall.I had to buy a data blocking cable/adapter just to be able to charge my phone without being harassed by entune notifications! My phone still connects to the audio via Bluetooth, and that's all I want till android auto comes out (Toyota had better not charge me for the update).
2. The necessity of keeping the phone unlocked, entune open, and screen on while plugged in just so scout GPS can run on the headunit is a major inconvenience.
3. Very distracting while driving, not to mention frustrating.Absolute Worthless Junk If you didn't get the top-of-the-line Toyota entertainment system, you'll be forced to use this for your on-screen GPS, and it's one of the biggest mistakes Toyota has ever made.
4. (I travel for work quite a bit and so have lots of different auto apps to compare.) The compatible app suite within entune is limited, and instead of growing it is shrinking.
5. but this is too much!If this app is going to be required for making full use of the ability to connect your phone to the car, then it needs to be able to run in the background.
6. Entune notifications have closed Google maps often enough to seriously piss me off, it's really dangerous to have to continuously reopen Google maps while driving!So annoying.
7. I don't want to install this garbage, yet when connected via USB to charge my phone, every 5 seconds I get a notification to do so.
8. I say "was" because as of the last update, i am now being told that my phone is not compatible (Samsung S7).
9. It automatically and REPEATEDLY puts itself in front of all else on my phone as soon as I turn on my car, with no way to disable that feature when I try uninstalling to get rid of that, the car still makes a pop up come up on my phone repeatedly to get me to reinstall.
10. I do not wish to use it, but everytime I connect my phone to the car usb - it asks to download the app.
11. Turning off notifications does not work! I get it, you want to gather data about the car, about the our driving habits etc.