Seremet Driver

- Two-step sign-in in Menu, Security: turn it on and every new sign-in, by text or by Google, also asks for a 6-digit code from Google Authenticator. Ten backup codes, or a code by e-mail, get you in if your phone is lost. - Greeting Sign on the trip map: from the start of the trip until your passenger is in the car, tap it to show their name across the whole screen, such as MR. CAN, to hold up at the airport or the hotel door. - Ride Details lists the toll roads the trip pays for under Toll Roads: take those, and the ordinary road everywhere else. - Drive off from an airport pickup without swiping Passenger Picked Up and the app asks a mile past the airport's waiting lot, instead of five miles out. - Call Passenger rings the trip's own number. When two trips run at the same time, one of them uses our second number, +1 240-771-0075, and Help lists both numbers. - Your leave times are worked out from where your phone really is, never from your home address. - Ten seconds into a trip, the app may ask once to use your location all the time. Allow it and your leave times stay right even when the app is closed. - The warning about holding your phone while driving is switched off for now. It could go off while the phone sat in a holder. - Times and dates in the app follow New York time, even on a phone set to another time zone: the date a message will be removed, and when each phone was added and last used on the Devices screen. - The trip screen uses much less mobile data. It downloads the trip again only when something has changed, and it stops looking up your passenger's location once they are in the car. - Your passenger's tracking screen shows the same arrival time, time left, distance and speed as your trip screen. - Skip Stop on the trip screen: when your passenger asks to leave a stop out, tap Skip Stop under the swipe and confirm. The office is told, and it works with no signal too. - A skipped stop is crossed out with the time it was skipped on Home, Rides and Ride Details, and stops are shown in route order everywhere in the app. - A step you swipe with no signal keeps the time you swiped it. - The Airport tag and the airport filter in Activity catch every terminal address, such as 2401 Smith Blvd for Reagan National, and no longer tag the Ronald Reagan Building or a hotel named after an airport. - At the airport, navigation takes you to the waiting lot first, then to the exact door once your passenger says where they are. - When your passenger writes a door, location or zone in the chat, a button appears under the message: tap it to navigate straight there. You can also choose the pickup and drop-off door on Ride Details. - At an airport pickup the first ready message is "Which door number are you at?". A passenger who answers with just the number is understood, and a passenger on text gets a link to pick their door. - Once the passenger's door is known, navigation turns to it by itself and the app tells you out loud. The door buttons stay in the chat after the trip. - Forgot to swipe Start Trip? Pressing Navigate on the map starts the trip and tells your passenger once; pressing it again only opens directions. - The car arrow no longer disappears from the map after you open the chat and come back. - Menu, Security lists every device signed in to your account. Sign one out, or sign out of all the others at once, and see the last 90 days of sign-ins and security changes. - A backup code can now switch two-step sign-in off or give you ten new codes, so a lost phone never locks you out. Search Menu for 2fa or authenticator to find it. - When a trip was left unfinished, the question opens in a window straight away and one tap answers it. There is no bar to tap first. - The car arrow on the trip map is smaller, so the streets around it stay visible.