Blue screen blues

[Paul 85]

I have now had my Corolla TS for three weeks and, every time I turn on the start button I receive a 'caution' message advising safe driving followed by a blue screen asking me to agree 'Terms and Conditions'. I touch 'I Agree' and, away we go. I can accept the caution as a reminder, if it were needed, to drive safely but to have to agree terms and conditions every time I start the vehicle seems  repetitious, irritating and unnecessary. Is it just me or is there an easy way to cancel this?

 

[D.L.]

I was annoyed by this to start with and realised my phone was not properly set up to be recognised - the car will not ask you again to tick anything if it can tell (from phone, or I think from the key being assigned to a personal profile), that you are the same person who ticked it already. If the phone / key is not properly linked to a driver profile it assumes you are a new / guest driver using the car the first time and wants you to confirm you agreements. 

[Paul 85]

Thank you for that 'D'. I'll double check that my phone is fully paired though I do get a welcome by name following the blue screen.

[Extreme_One]

This is another example of poor handover when picking up the car from the showroom. 

I'd go back and ask them to walk you through the setup properly this time.

[Parts-King]

Your salesperson is supposed to go through connected services with you. It can be a little tricky to set up, go back and get them to go through it with you 

[Paul 85]

Well, being a bit of a smart ***se, I downloaded the app before handover and the salesman who was otherwise excellent in every way, must have assumed that I was able to set it up with the car. I have written to him but have yet to receive a reply other than that he will get back to me. Here's hoping.