u/Cauezinsilva

CarPlay and USB problem

CarPlay and USB problem

Hi everyone, I’m having an issue with Apple CarPlay on my 2024 Hyundai Kona Preferred AWD.

My iPhone won’t even connect to CarPlay. When I plug it into the USB data port, the screen says it’s reading the USB, but then the yellow/orange light near the USB icon starts blinking. The phone starts charging for a second, stops charging, reconnects again, and keeps repeating this cycle continuously.
CarPlay never actually launches.

I already tried:

Different USB cables
Restarting the car and phone
Cleaning the iPhone charging port
Disconnecting and reconnecting multiple times

Still no luck.

Has anyone experienced this on the new Kona or Hyundai infotainment systems?
I’m wondering if this could be:
a faulty USB port,
a software issue,
power instability from the port,
or some compatibility issue with the cable/iPhone.

Any advice would help.

u/Cauezinsilva — 17 hours ago

Studio/1BD apartment income requirements seem unrealistic… also, best affordable stores to furnish a first place in Toronto ?

I was looking at a studio apartment today and honestly left feeling pretty frustrated.
The unit was tiny basically enough space to fit a bed and not much else but the leasing agent explained their qualification formula as:
(monthly rent × 12) × 4
So apparently you need to make 4x the annual rent to qualify.
What shocked me is that I make $23/hour and usually work 40–44 hours a week, which is already above average for a lot of people, and by their logic I still might not qualify. How are regular working people supposed to rent anything at this point?
I understand landlords/buildings wanting tenants who can pay reliably, but these requirements are starting to feel completely disconnected from reality, especially considering the size and quality of some of these units.
For people already renting in Ontario/Toronto area:
Is this income requirement normal now?
Were you able to negotiate anything?
If I do eventually qualify for a place, what are the best affordable stores to furnish a first studio apartment? (bed, desk, couch, kitchen basics, etc.)

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u/Cauezinsilva — 3 days ago

Studio/1BD apartment income requirements seem unrealistic… also, best affordable stores to furnish a first place in Ontario?

I was looking at a studio apartment today and honestly left feeling pretty frustrated.
The unit was tiny basically enough space to fit a bed and not much else but the leasing agent explained their qualification formula as:
(monthly rent × 12) × 4
So apparently you need to make 4x the annual rent to qualify.
What shocked me is that I make $23/hour and usually work 40–44 hours a week, which is already above average for a lot of people, and by their logic I still might not qualify. How are regular working people supposed to rent anything at this point?
I understand landlords/buildings wanting tenants who can pay reliably, but these requirements are starting to feel completely disconnected from reality, especially considering the size and quality of some of these units.
For people already renting in Ontario/Toronto area:
Is this income requirement normal now?
Were you able to negotiate anything?
If I do eventually qualify for a place, what are the best affordable stores to furnish a first studio apartment? (bed, desk, couch, kitchen basics, etc.)

reddit.com
u/Cauezinsilva — 3 days ago