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Just browsing on My Drive Connect and it is showing my Go400 Lifetime Europe map as expiring 2023 -11-08. This is one day before the small UK map added as a keeper is set to expire. What is going on ?
Result... GO 400 Serial Number Starting 'QL' & 'QM'... Your device is a TomTom GO 400 with 8GB memory and it updates through MyDrive Connect.
Your device is fully supported through phone and email. You can also get help through our user forum and FAQs
Hi @moleratc
This "Discussion" about Lifetime Maps having an expiry date in MDrive Connect has been going on for years (Mikko was replying to the same queries back in 2017)
As far as I recall, the expiry date is is more or less a placeholder that can be extended/updated as required....
Subscriptions although Lifetime can't have an indefinite date. The embedded services for any device that come with lifetime services will always have a cut-off date.
The term Lifetime is defined correctly on the website link which @YamFazMan mentioned above.
If the device is not EOL then the subscriptions get auto-extended. Additionally, you can also contact the customer service to sort out the account if the updates are not offered.
Furthermore, TomTom has honoured rolling out map updates to devices which have been declared EOL but were sold with lifetime maps.
I'm thinking about buying the 6250 professional for used as a HIGH driver and don't want to spend £300 only to find the map update may finish in 3 or 4 years time, this could be the case then I assume ?
Answers
Superusers
@moleratc
Tomtom FAQ... What are Lifetime Services?
Here... https://uk.support.tomtom.com/app/content/id/9/locale/en_gb
Tomtom FAQ... What are Lifetime Maps?
http://uk.support.tomtom.com/app/content/name/Lifetime/page/4
ATB YFM
Superusers
@moleratc
The GO 400 is in the same NAV4 Range as the GO 5000/6000 etc..
Tomtom FAQ... Find the model of your navigation device and what software it updates through....
Check Here... https://uk.support.tomtom.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/9508/locale/en_GB
Result... GO 400 Serial Number Starting 'QL' & 'QM'... Your device is a TomTom GO 400 with 8GB memory and it updates through MyDrive Connect.
Your device is fully supported through phone and email. You can also get help through our user forum and FAQs
ATB YFM
Superusers
@moleratc
This "Discussion" about Lifetime Maps having an expiry date in MDrive Connect has been going on for years (Mikko was replying to the same queries back in 2017)
As far as I recall, the expiry date is is more or less a placeholder that can be extended/updated as required....
ATB YFM
Subscriptions although Lifetime can't have an indefinite date. The embedded services for any device that come with lifetime services will always have a cut-off date.
The term Lifetime is defined correctly on the website link which @YamFazMan mentioned above.
If the device is not EOL then the subscriptions get auto-extended. Additionally, you can also contact the customer service to sort out the account if the updates are not offered.
Furthermore, TomTom has honoured rolling out map updates to devices which have been declared EOL but were sold with lifetime maps.
Regards
Vikram.
Had same issue, just before the update service for the maps were about to expire, they were automatically extended by 5 years
And now it is again "Lifetime", no expiry date mentioned.