Scosche OBD-II to USB Connector

I purchased one of these Scosche OBD2QC3-SP 18W adapters to power my LISEN 15W MagSafe Car Mount Charger (mounted to the OpenSourceEV Left Phone Mount), since my 11/2023 R1S unfortunately has no factory power source on/under the Instrument Panel.

Plugged it into the OBD-II port and stuffed the USB-A female end up behind the dashboard.
Then pulled the plastic panel on the drivers door side of the dashboard back and reached down to pull the wire up & out.
Plugged the charger's USB-A cord into it, ran the charger's cord up along the pillar and around to the charger on the front of the dash, zip-tied the excess wires altogether, pushed the panel back into place over it all.
Powers on/off with the other Rivian interior lights/accessories, charges my iPhone 13 ProMax fast!

I attached it to a 15W inductive charger. Light would come on for a few seconds and then go out. Phone would never show charging. I really had hoped it would work, because it has OBD2 pass through. (you don't need to unplug the adapter to use another OBD2 device or reader) Opensource EV Parts could not tell me if the adapter was functioning correctly and referred me to Scosche. After 2 weeks, no response from Scosche.

I read that only the two usb-c ports in the center console work for the dashcam. I would expect this device just provides power to usb-a, and would not let you connect a flash drive for the dashcam. Is that right?

What I want to do is install a hidden dash cam flash drive somewhere, but as far as I have found the dash cam must be connected to one of the two center console usb-c ports. I also suspect there's no other usb-c port hidden underneath the not-really-working wireless charging area.

This is so awesome it is well designed and works so well to add a usb where you need one without altering your vehicle