iPad Pro has a very strange problem officially announced by the Apple company, involving the Apple Pencil 2 as well, and all those who have encountered it now know what is happening. More precisely, it seems that when the Apple Pencil 2 is charged in the iPad Pro, it can create interference for the remote control car keys, preventing access to cars.
It seems that the problem does not exist if the Apple Pencil 2 does not charge when it is placed on the iPad Pro, and a pair of keys with the remote control is near them. The problems generally occur if users have the keys in a bag or a backpack, and operate them from that position, or if they have a keyless entry system, and try to use them in this way.
A detailed explanation for this problem was not provided by Apple, the Americans only saying that users should keep the keys away from the iPad Pro when the Apple Pencil 2 is charging. I don't know if any other Apple product has had problems like this before, but the situation itself is quite unusual, and probably frustrated some users.
If you're charging your Apple Pencil (2nd generation) with your iPad Pro and your car's keyless entry device (key fob) is nearby, signal interference might prevent you from unlocking your car with your key fob. If this happens, you can simply move your iPad Pro away from the key fob or remove your Apple Pencil from your iPad Pro and store it separately. When the Apple Pencil is finished charging, any resulting signal interference will cease.
