This shouldn’t take too long since the Google-owned company already knows exactly what it’s broken down, but on the other hand, let’s just hope the dev team finds a way to resolve the whole thing without ever bringing it back again at a later time. For some people, this seems to help get rid of the glitch, at least temporarily, though it didn’t make any difference in my case.Īt the end of the day, the only way for everybody to deal with this problem is for Waze to come up with another fix as soon as possible. You can also subscribe to Waze's social media pages. Even people who did not enable it could see in order to promote it on the road as well. In the app, any Wazer that had enabled it had a little Star Wars tag next to its current mood. However, this doesn’t seem to always do the magic on the first attempt, so you might have to do the same thing several times before you can adjust the volume correctly in your car.Īnd last but not least, the fix with the lowest likelihood of fixing the audio nightmare comes down to signing out of your Waze account on the iPhone and signing back in. Waze sent a push notification to all its users when the Star Wars promotional voice and goodies started.
Another solution that seems to be working for some is to force-close Waze on the iPhone, as this typically triggers a reboot on CarPlay as well.
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