I had a spigen case for a year and a half with my pixel 6 pro, the phone was too heavy and was a bit painful to support it with my pinky finger along the bottom of the phone for an extended period of time.
Got a Google case and although it's more comfortable, it's more slippery and only dropped the phone a few times with it and now the top right corner is dead. In comparison, I dropped phones with the slim spigen case dozens of times without an issue.
So that sort of happened to me on the previous gen of this infotainment unit.
I used the app to turn on the car and it keeps the car on for a short time, I started the update but it took way longer than I expected and the car shut off halfway through.
It seems to me that the unit is kept in some low power standby mode, when I turned the car back on, it just continued from where it stopped.
This even makes sense in context of the article, my wife doesn't work because it makes no sense to go to work and dump all the money she'd make into child care.
They'll probably pin it on the actors and writers when we all know it's because they lost subscribers to their no password sharing policy.