Facial Recognition & Setting Keys Up

[Winstanley]

When we picked up our new LBX in August the salesman registered both keys when my wife and I were in the car.

He commented that if we wanted to assign keys individually then only one key should be in the car at a time when setting up and assigning the keys.

My wife has said when she gets in the car with her key the message on the dash says some features are not available (I assume as it isn't me).

I have two questions.

1. If we wanted to reset my wifes key to be assigned to her and not of them both to me, is this possible?

2. if so how do I do this, will I have to do both keys and reset everything?

 

Regards

David

[GMB]

It's getting beyond a joke all this spyware, personal information and data being discreetly taken and useless gimmickry, why does the car need to know who is driving it? Unless it wants to bear a grudge if someone is not treating it nicely?

In the ISF, I just push the button and it goes, push again and it stops. No key = no entry and no go, surely that's enough?  ( Taken as given that the usual common sense security is addressed .)

 

 PS  No canbus either 🙂

[Winstanley]

I like some of the gimmicks but not all, my wife however just wants the basic stuff.

Main reason I ask is because it says some features aren't available for her and I'm curious to know.

I also don't know whether settings are user specific e.g. Reverse tilt mirror settings. I suspect not on my version.

[GMB]

5 minutes ago, Winstanley said:

it says some features aren't available for her

That's the first sexist car I've come across. I would expect Jeep and Dodge to be sexist but not sweeties like Lexus and Honda.