SherryYoung wrote: ↑Thu Oct 13, 2022 1:09 am
When I install it the message "app not installed" appears. I was doing something wrong?
I searched the result on google and found
mod apk app of TechZApk. I was able to successfully install
Yeah you could have done something wrong (like trying to install the wrong file type). What XAPK installer are you using, and what XAPK version of MyChevrolet (and it has to be XAPK and NOT APK) did you download to be installed?
The latest MyChevolet and MyGMC apps are functioning, so you can install the latest version straight from google play or other app stores.
NORTON wrote: ↑Thu Oct 13, 2022 7:48 am
SherryYoung wrote: ↑Thu Oct 13, 2022 1:09 am
When I install it the message "app not installed" appears. I was doing something wrong?
Did you see above?
The Spark EV used 3G cellphone tech and that is not supported anymore. Sorry.
You'll have to be near the car and use the key fob to do a 'Precondition'.
Mmmm

hold on, Sherry isn't talking about RecurrentAuto or GM's 3G service, she's talking about installing an old app through an XAPK installer. It doesn't seem like you read her question closely, or perhaps you read too far into it and assumed she was doing this because her remote service wasn't working.
What you are suggesting with this 3G thing seems to relate to a regional issue and what seems to be speculation from Andrew, a 3rd party service agent from RecurrentAuto about how GM's cellular service is going to affect us. Let me dig into that.
3G was allegedly going to be cut off 8 months ago in February according to your source, but GM / Chevrolet didn't contact their customers that their subscriptions would no longer work and ensure they'd terminated their subscriptions since they'd be paying for nothing? If that's true it would be a scandal bigger than Bolt EV battery recalls. Yet nobody has started a thread about their issues or outrage here, on blogs, news outlets, social media, at least from any of my searches. If they messed around with customers like that, they would find out just how much it would cost them and their reputation.
I mentioned it was a regional issue, well it's stated that 3G was planned to be shut down by AT&T , Sprint , and T-mobile according to this website published in June of last year and updated in January of this year
https://northernbi.com/3g-sunset-update ... -carriers/.
So carrier services in regions of the United States seem to be the only ones who are starting this. That being said, the 3rd parties aren't technically confirming anything, the language used is that they "expected" it, which to me requires some verification now. You haven't been using OnStar services for your car in a long time, right? Well then how can you verify MyChevrolet / MyGMC / Onstar is no longer supported? Push the onstar button when you're in the car next time and talk to an agent. For my country, that website alleges it won't be until the beginning of 2026 that Telus, Bell, and Rogers are expected to sunset 3G in Canada. I can confirm this as I have had no disruption of my OnStar and remote service that would point to 3G being the culprit. I use it daily, and on my drives, the green light above showing OnStar readiness is illuminated. Navigation also functions as expected.
On this website EMnify, Mexico has no date posted for decommissioning/sunsetting 3G. It also lists sunsetting times as far away as 2026/2027 for some South American countries, but many also have no date posted.
Another website, Car Bibles
[Link] mentioned GM acknowledged the 3G sunsetting but didn't give any list of vehicles affected, but The Drive tracked down a service bulletin from 2020 called
20-NA-196 which details a planned OnStar Over the Air Update for 3G modems for various brands, models, and model years. Among them, only the 2019-2021 Spark (gas) was listed and only the 2020 Bolt EV. This could mean the spark EV and non-2020 Bolt EVs aren't using the same modems as in the bulletin, can't do over the air updates, or perhaps they aren't affected by these expected symptoms because they don't have the features (super cruise, stolen vehicle slowdown and ignition blocking among other admin-level remote commands). But curiously, no remote access features related to MyChevrolet / MyGMC are cited anywhere.
So after researching all this, 3G does seem like it will be discontinued eventually, but that is not a universal thing right now. So please be careful and don't outright state this, wait for more verification before alleging MyChev / myGMC / Onstar is unsupported due to 3G, as far as I'm seeing, there's no clear evidence.
For anyone in the USA, and your app isn't working, and you have an active subscription (its a paid service), please talk to OnStar (press the button in the car and find out if it works!) and consider sharing what you find out from them here. That's the evidence we're missing right now to definitively say if GM has f*cked up and needs to start refunding customers 8 months of subscription money.
sammer wrote: ↑Sat Oct 15, 2022 12:17 am
I now have to login to the Chevy website to check my charge status.
Can you elaborate on your issue? It could be a bunch of things, where do you live, what app are you using, are you paying for a subscription? What have you done to troubleshoot the issue?