What happens when "Free" Wi-Fi runs out?
#1
Driver School Candidate
Thread Starter
![Default](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/icons/icon1.gif)
Trading up from second Camry Hybrid ('07, '12) and now a ES-300h UL.... which the salesperson described as a "unicorn" -- closest one among 3 color choices is a mid-January boat from Japan... Research is thin, hence finding this site will be helpful... one impossible to find FAQ: What happens when the Verizon Wi-Fi runs out? I'm really not keen on paying for a hotspot when I have unlimited on my phone. I'm thinking that some of the "subscription" services such as map updates use the Lexus-paid part of the Verizon connection -- but what about "cute" features such as Amazon Echo? In our Toyota with ultra-lame Entune, there is an app that supplies data via Bluetooth... but that is a closed-system of Apps, not stuff like Echo. Can the car connect to external data and ignore Verizon??? Thanks!
#3
![Default](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/icons/icon1.gif)
Trading up from second Camry Hybrid ('07, '12) and now a ES-300h UL.... which the salesperson described as a "unicorn" -- closest one among 3 color choices is a mid-January boat from Japan... Research is thin, hence finding this site will be helpful... one impossible to find FAQ: What happens when the Verizon Wi-Fi runs out? I'm really not keen on paying for a hotspot when I have unlimited on my phone. I'm thinking that some of the "subscription" services such as map updates use the Lexus-paid part of the Verizon connection -- but what about "cute" features such as Amazon Echo? In our Toyota with ultra-lame Entune, there is an app that supplies data via Bluetooth... but that is a closed-system of Apps, not stuff like Echo. Can the car connect to external data and ignore Verizon??? Thanks!
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post