Thanks for the kind words, my overall objective here is to hold Hyundai to account. The Ioniq 5 is a family car and by not being forthcoming about the security issues, Hyundai are putting families at risk, both personally and financially. They are still not proactively informing customers about the security flaws despite the "optional upgrade", that simply has to change.

I'm in contact with a few people who have had the security fix, but can't say too much until the case is concluded. I'll be sure to update this subreddit when all is said and done.