

You:
A. sought another third party out to verify your view of the situation (not including the people in this forum).
B. have stated that you always end up feeling like the jerk in these interactions because they make you feel like you’re the one who did something wrong by “starting an argument with them when they agree with you”.
C. made a post asking for the input of people who don’t know you, or this other person and don’t have the intimate details of the situation to get our take on what is happening .
There seems to be an assumption here that gaslighting must be a deliberate act where the person doing it is aware of exactly what they are doing and why. That’s not really how it works though. There’s two parts to gaslighting and they’re pretty simple. The person who is doing it is trying to change the other person’s view of reality and somehow that change results in a payoff of some kind for that person.
However I am willing to admit that there is the potential for something else to be going on here and several other people have brought up alternative POV’s that may be more relevant to your situation.
Technically, the other fob shouldn’t be affected if it works the way I think it does. There’s usually a maximum number of keys synced to the vehicle.
This attack basically forces the key fob the flipper zero is substituting itself for to fall out of sync because the flipper zero doesn’t transmit the rollover response from the vehicle back to the key fob. So the F0 sends the rolling code it intercepted from the key fob to the vehicle. Vehicle is like, yep, that’s matches, and then it does it’s rollover and sends out the rollover response. The response doesn’t get back to the key because of range etc and then the key remains a step behind the vehicle in the rollover sequence from then on out.
Technically I think
theythe key could potentially be resynced to the car. (My understanding is that a key of the correct type could be synced to any car that it can be programmed for so long as the key isn’t physically damaged, and the security module isn’t compromised with malicious code that would prevent it).