POST 1Original post
On the PCM 3.0 , is there a way of disabling the "welcome...liability waiver screen" so that you don't have to hit "confirm" everytime you enable the map or navi button? Thanks!
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PCM 3.0: Any way of disabling the "liability waiver" screen?
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POST 2Original post
Sorry there is no way to do this. You could however double press 'map' or 'navi' as it is the same as pressing 'map/navi' then confirm.
POST 3Original post
No way around it, unfortunately. Unless Porsche decides to reprogram the nav in a future firmware update.
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