In this case could be a fault in the seat switch given there is a passenger involved. I do think that an update post WMA5 changed empty passenger seat behavior, as the "standby" trick def doesnt work for me, but with a passenger actually in the seat, there should be no issues.
During a previous episode had the wife get out of the car ahead of me and the passenger air bag "turned off" message appeared in the [right hand] third tube display. So it appears the car knew someone was in the passenger seat. Today it happened again and we tapped on the display and it came on.
Interesting... It's never been flakey for me BUT... you never know. The airbag indicator is a good catch. If that's working reliably then seat switch is def fine. Tapping the screen to wake it up is always a good test too, to see if it's gone into standby. If someone hops out, for a bit, then back in, it's possible somehow it comes back on in standby in certain cases?
Push what..I’m having the problem of it only on when starting the car and when turning it off…sometimes..Porsche help desk tells me no one can use it when driving..he knew nothing!Try this: Unhook "Switch on display" and "Standby mode", which will turn off the passenger screen and "Taycan" logo. Don't turn the screen back on before after two hibernations, but still keep the "Standby mode" unhooked until you get screen working normally (read: as it suppose to). Mine froze and would not wake up, even after turn off and on the vehicle, so then I tried this attempt instead, which did the trick.
Prior to the freezing, I had been I had been pushing to many buttons and too fast, as @Neptune mentioned in this string and therefore obviously must pay for in Porsche down time (like in open imprisonment). Anyhow, I have now payed my dues dudes . . . and only push when strictly necessary
