New beta! 5.0.3 (447)

[Corjan Meijerink]

@Vince-Hyde Preparations for this feature are already in the app.
If users don't update, the older versions will simply stop working at some point

[Con Hennekens]

@Rob-de-Weijze said in New beta! 5.0.3 (447):

I am a Windows, Linux, IOS and iPadOS user.

Web logins are not included for this restriction.
Even with your iPad you could decide to use the website instead of the app, if it is about planing and not about navigating.

[Hubert Thoring]

The big advantage of the app on the iPad / tablet is that you can quickly test the route planning and testing of the navigation with the different functions and then quickly go back to the web planning, therefore important for me especially for on the road in the hotel or on the campsite, the biggest advantage and of course in the evening at home on the sofa or armchair ... !!

[Jörgen]

Hi,
so what I read, I am not affected. iPhone, iPad and Android tablet should work seamless. The old Samsung I use sometimes for testing is outdated anyway.
And what I understand, web access is not affected anyway.

[Hubert Thoring]

@Jörgen : You also use a CarPlay or Android Auto Display, then two MyRouteApp devices are enough ....

[richtea999]

A limit of two devices feels slightly restrictive when you have both a routing licence AND a navigation app licence. It leaves no flexibility beyond normal usage. Occasionally depending on which bike/which trip (and what weather!) I use one of two phones for the navigation - obviously not at the same time.

Just checking - can I log out of one phone, and then log in with the other phone and continue? (The other device is a laptop for planning, that won't change for months/years.)

[Corjan Meijerink]

@richtea999 that is exactly as intended.
You can swap phones continuously and simultaneously. All allowed!

[ConiKost]

I prefectly understand the idea behind the device management. I would like to see this more refinied. I think, it would be more fair, if that could be more like other license systems working for various software. This means, you can manage by your own the device slots and for example, you can only add once a month or something like that a new device and if maximum is reached, you need to remove one, as you already implemented. I don't like the idea, that after "too many" phone switches, you could loose your account. I also think, that two devices are not enough, a good compromis would be three devices. Im my example, that would mean my daily phone used in car, one rugged on motorbike and a test device.

[richtea999]

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[richtea999]

@Corjan-Meijerink said in New beta! 5.0.3 (447):

@richtea999 that is exactly as intended.
You can swap phones continuously and simultaneously. All allowed!

Perfect. Thank you. Good work, as ever!

[Corjan Meijerink]

@ConiKost thanks for sharing your thoughts! 3 devices is also allowed but not stimulated so then you indeed need to logoff one using the presented interface.

[ConiKost]

@Corjan-Meijerink said in New beta! 5.0.3 (447):

@ConiKost thanks for sharing your thoughts! 3 devices is also allowed but not stimulated so then you indeed need to logoff one using the presented interface.

But from what I understood, If I would do that more often with a test device, woudn't I risk again my account due device-chance? Or does that mean, once I logged in on a device, its fingerprint is added to my account device list and I am save? Only to be allowed to login at the same time on two devices would be fine for me.

[Hubert Thoring]

Question about the device assignment: Maybe something like that works, with a view to the users who are on the road:

• 3 devices pure mobile phone users = 2H+1T

• 2 devices for the CP - AA users = 1H+1T

Perhaps it is also technically possible that you would simply allow Max 2H (mobile phones) + 1T (iPad/tablet) without the user having to choose between 2 of 3 !?!?️

Might be an idea, I just don't know if that would work technically in the app.

[Corjan Meijerink]

@ConiKost fully correct! (the last and positive part)

[Lluis Arasanz]

Hi @Corjan, Only for identify scenarios...
License limit of 2 devices, affects also Web Planner on computer?
I understand that this limit is for mobile devices which are user for navigation (Next license), even that in a mobile device affects also Integrated MRA RoutePlanner.

Best Regards!!

[Con Hennekens]

@Lluis-Arasanz, web planner in a browser is excluded from the restrictions. The restrictions are for the complete MRA app, so it includes also the in-app planner.

[Lluis Arasanz]

@Con-Hennekens good...

This is what I suppose, and how license must be applied. My post is only to clarify others that thinks web planner on Computer is also affected.

Regards

[Con Hennekens]

@Lluis-Arasanz, exactly. And also web-logins from a tablet are not affecting the device management.

[M. Schrijver]

Is a device which is logged in but switched off (like my tablet or navigation phone). Also count as a logged in device?
Why the question. I installed the app on 3 devices but only my daily phone is always switched on.

[Con Hennekens]

@M.-Schrijver, having a device switched on or off does not influence the fact that you are using it with the MRA app. But of course you can remove any switched off device from the list on the phone you are trying to use when the message about device management appears.