Apple's iphone with new feature to lock vehicle!!!!!

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What is the feature?

The biggest feature of Apple's iOS 13.4 is the Carkey feature. This will allow users to unlock, lock, start, and turn off their car. However, there is a problem that it only works on NFC compatible vehicles. But there is no doubt that this feature will be a great achievement for the iPhone.
This feature will work on any car with a field communication system. You may need to pay with your iPhone phone car and use your wallet app on your iPhone or Apple Watch.

How to use it?

With that, you can lock, unlock, turn on or off the vehicle. You also have the option to share this feature with a friend or relative through your digital car key wallet app.
To set the car key feature, place your iPhone or Apple watch on the NFC reader in your vehicle. It may take a few minutes at the beginning to make a payment between the two. So do not remove the iPhone from the NFC reader. If the peering fails, you can add the car key to the wallet app with a zip code.
This is not the first time Apple has introduced this feature in the automotive world. Car maker Hyundai already has a digital key app for Android users.

Disadvantages of it:

This new Carkey feature may sound very interesting. But no one can ignore the security threat that comes with this. For example, if someone steals your iPhone, locates your car, and activates your wallet app, there are chances that the car will start. So you have to be very careful about the safety of your car. 

How to be secure?

You must have the CarMaker app installed on your iPhone, which will enable you to use the Carkey function.
So if someone tries to access your car from your phone, they will not be able to. You should also be very confident about who you share your digital car key with. Now, we can only wait for the release of the Apple Carkey feature. This is because car manufacturers need to know which cars will sign up for it and which cars will work for it. Only then will you know whether you really need this feature or not.

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