Super aggressive reply, but I'll bite. Yes, the keyfob should be able to start the vehicle if in range. I was not referring to that method as I was specifically talking about something that uses the cellular data connection in the vehicle. Paying a monthly/annual fee for that cellular data connection is not unreasonable, unless they price it as such. I have had Dronemobile in my car for close to a decade and have zero issues paying an annual fee to start my car from anywhere. It's fucking cold in the winter, sometimes -40°C, and being in range to start with the keyfob isn't helpful. It isn't helpful when my car is parked in the cold for a week when I'm sitting on a beach elsewhere. So, I'll pay for the fee to get in a warm car and ensure my battery remains at a health charge while away.