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Aww, that's a shame.

There are hotspot OBD-II dongles from T-Mobile, and some other carriers I can imagine, that can run 24/7. Unfortunately this can drain your battery if you don't drive your car often as the OBD-II port is always supplying power. I was looking into this if Thinkware ever gets their cloud...

I drive about 25-30 mins a day for work and work 12 hour shifts. The single Cellink Battery B that I use is enough to power my camera for a whole shift and for the whole time I'm home. For my days off when I'm not driving much it does eventually turn off after about 30-36 hours but I suspect...

I also didn't want to hardwire my cam but I came across this item on Amazon. It's an OBD II port to USB mini. It's just a simple cable with a "Low Voltage Protection" feature that turns power off once your battery has reached a certain threshold. It's about $12 and has worked wonders for me...