[NotGotABimmer23]

I'm with admiral and have declared every factory fit option, it made no difference to the price. As said, if it's not declared they won't cover it, this is specified in their t&cs. I would not take the word of some call centre worker as gospel, if it's not in writing you have no proof it ever happened. On the plus side we have made 2 claims through them and they have been great. Following my wife's at fault claim her insurance only went up £40 as well which I thought was excellent.

[MrChumley]

Originally Posted by TheLiverBird

It?s the bloody iOS 11 update - the app is replacing apostrophies with question marks.

Listen carefully - I will say zis only once.

This generally happens because one system is using something called UTF (Unicode Transformation Format) and the other is using an older system called ISO-8859-1. Basically different ways of converting 0s and 1s into text.

It seems odd that the iOS update has changed this because AFAIK nothing has changed on the Apple side.

[stu14t]

Originally Posted by MrChumley

Listen carefully - I will say zis only once.

This generally happens because one system is using something called UTF (Unicode Transformation Format) and the other is using an older system called ISO-8859-1. Basically different ways of converting 0s and 1s into text.

It seems odd that the iOS update has changed this because AFAIK nothing has changed on the Apple side.

Apple have released a simple adapter, to plug your phone into, to stop this happening:

[MrChumley]

Originally Posted by stu14t

Apple have released a simple adapter, to plug your phone into, to stop this happening:

Yep, that should do it