Actually, remembering back, I may have done the open the boot when the car was locked, put the fob down in the boot whilst you sort something out, and shut the boot again trick!
The key detection system isn't foolproof, there are dead spots where it doesn't detect the fob. I locked mine in once, but I just unlocked the car with the iSmart app - it saved going indoors to get the spare fob!
I agree, the photo does not look a protective film but damage to screen. I looks like someone has been using a screwdriver or similar to lever the buttons out.
Still no sign of it being billed! I did get a £100 invoice from Parking Eye though. You need to give your reg number to reception which we didn't see. You know, you're looking for where the chargers are rather than reading the sign at the car park entry. Anyway, the hotel even have an option on...
99% of the "guests" will just be unidentified bots. I run a web site and the amount of bot traffic (most of it probing to try and do harm) is just ridiculous. Eventually the 'net will just be bots attacking other bots and humans will give up.
Originally the limit was much higher, or even unlimited, but as usual some people took the piss and downloaded huge amounts of data. So MG put the current restriction in place, which as you say doesn't even seem to cover the cars own usage.
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