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in 2020-2026 Silverado HD & Sierra HD

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Irish80 Enthusiast

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How long have you had the truck?  Mine did the exact same thing for a week or two and then just stopped.  It was crazy annoying and there was no rhyme or reason to it.

sdelam Enthusiast

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9 hours ago, Irish80 said:

How long have you had the truck?  Mine did the exact same thing for a week or two and then just stopped.  It was crazy annoying and there was no rhyme or reason to it.

I've had mine since early July, 5 k miles. Seems to go in spurts, nothing for a day or two then everytime for a few start ups. I agree it was mosre often the first few weeks.

redwngr Senior Enthusiast

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Side question.

 

What is the benefit of (reason for) connecting the truck to home wi-fi system?

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JacobD New Member

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I just picked up a 2020 1500 and i keep getting these same privacy updates. I haven't downloaded any software updates but the vehicle is connected to onstar data and my home wifi. If i try to deny them it says it will delete my profile. It happens everyday maybe every 4 or 5 times i start the vehicle. I guess i'll keep pressing yes and hope they stop. I will also take a look at the map sd card.

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Ryno12 Enthusiast

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Anyone find a resolution to this yet? It happens several times a week to me and it makes no difference where I am. I can be at home, at work, or cruising down the highway.

Driving me nuts.

sdelam Enthusiast

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Dealer said they could not duplicate it, of course. It started getting worse (more frequent). I deleted my profile and started over and it stopped for a week or so, now it's back again.

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Ryno12 Enthusiast

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I may have found a band aid to curb the acknowledgments.

I currently have the trial period for the Onstar plans and I also had the truck set up to connect to miscellaneous WiFi networks.
I removed all the WiFi networks & have the Onstar set up to only connect to its own data plan. Since then all the acknowledgement prompts have stopped. It’s only been a few days so the jury is still out.
It seems that the prompts are happening each time Onstar disconnects & reconnects to a different network. Limit it to a single network and it seems to stop.
It still shouldn’t do that but at least the annoying prompts have stopped for the time being.
Once my trial period is up & the Onstar data plan is no longer, I’ll set up my home WiFi again and see what happens from there.

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dbs600 Enthusiast

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I keep getting these privacy agreement screens as well; so annoying!

 

Can someone tell me what's the latest software version for our trucks; 805, 807 or 809?

I now have a 2020 ZR2 with version 805 that's stating no available updates.

Any way to request or push updates to the truck?

Thank you very much.

My best.

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sdelam Enthusiast

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Mine finally stopped in Dec/Jan. Dealer was never able to duplicate it. If I recall , I had to delete all the profiles in the truck and start over. 

 

 

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