How to use the hidden dash cam in BMW X3?

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Correia
07/30/25 2:16am
It requires the use of a mobile app in conjunction with the dash cam. The BMW hidden dash cam features a compact design that blends seamlessly with the vehicle. The dash cam does not require a battery as it draws power directly from the car, ensuring stable operation and resistance to high temperatures in summer without crashing. Related information: 1. Dash cam: A device that records images, sounds, and other relevant information while the vehicle is in motion. 2. Dash cam components: On the side of the BMW hidden dash cam, there are two physical buttons and three holes, arranged as follows: power button, photo button, microphone, indicator light, and reset hole. The other side houses the memory card slot. The buttons allow you to turn the camera on/off, manually take photos or record videos, and control the microphone.
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