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Riding in the rain
I’ve been using Scenic for almost 2 years now and I love it, but on a 2-day ride a couple months ago, I got caught in the rain. My iPhone 8 was mounted on the handlebars and when the rain drops hit the screen, it would move the map and go into route edit mode. I would tap the arrow to return to navigation, but the rain would continue to “trigger” a screen touch. Is there anything that can be done to prevent this from happening?
You can simulate this same scenario by laying your phone on a table and spritzing some water on the screen. If you’re concerned with your phone getting wet, you can put it inside a clear plastic sandwich bag. Finger touches (and rain drops) will still cause the screen to react.
Ah... you've actually helped me a lot with this remark. I had an email from a user status that Scenic would switch to edit mode 'all by itself'. The rain or water drop makes a lot of sense and is a very good explanation for that. For the upcoming update I'll think about how I can make this less sensitive or perhaps find a better way to with to edit mode.