But then you’re not there yet…
Suppose you are driving around and suddenly a light comes on and you have no idea what it means. Then from now on you can rely on an iPhone to tell you.
Any car enthusiast will probably know exactly what kind of problem each warning light could indicate, but not everyone has ready knowledge. If you are also bad at leafing through your car’s manual or no longer have it at all, your iPhone may be able to help you in the future. iOS 17 contains a function that recognizes the warning lights. There points CNET on.
All you have to do is take a photo of the light on. Then open that photo in your photo gallery and swipe up. A menu will then appear, which also contains the ‘Auto Symbol’ function. If you click on it, your iPhone will identify which warning light is visible and you will therefore know broadly what is going on. Then of course you are not there yet, because in some cases such a light lights up incorrectly or it can indicate a wide range of problems. If you want to find out more precisely what is wrong, you may have to connect an OBD scanner or go to your garage.
– Thanks for information from Autoweek.nl