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Speed limits come from OpenStreetMap, a map made by volunteers, and can be missing or out of date. Always follow the posted signs. You can fix a road for everyone at openstreetmap.org; changes reach Rovee when we update the map packs.

Open Settings → Speed-limit maps and download your country's pack over Wi-Fi. Packs are stored on your iPhone, so limits work with no signal.

Make sure Rovee is updated, then on your iPhone go to Settings → General → CarPlay → your car → Customize and check that Rovee is on the list. Unplug and reconnect, or restart the car's screen.

Most car speedometers read a little high by design. Rovee uses GPS, which is usually closer to your true speed but can lag in tunnels or between tall buildings. Rovee is not a certified speed-measuring device.

Sustained speeding scares your buddy and lowers your trip score. Drive calm and it perks up again. Rovee never rewards speed.

With iCloud turned on, your buddy, items and progress are saved to your private iCloud and come back when you sign in on a new iPhone and reinstall Rovee.

Purchases are tied to your Apple ID. Use Restore Purchases in the Shop. Refunds are handled by Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com.

GPS running in the background uses battery. On long drives, keep your iPhone charging. You can turn off background tracking in Settings.