Nope, only if you open a door upon parking.
This is how I set up my Mojave and I do not get any honking for anything I do; remote start, locking, unlocking and leaving it running without the keyfob in the vehicle.
I've been searching for that same answer since I picked my 22' JT up two weeks ago and I went to shut the garage door at 5am and when I shut the JT door with the FOB in my pocket and the engine running the horn blasted 3 times to let me and the neighbors know that the key fob has left the vehicle, I haven't received an answer from the dealership on how to disable it and I've searched, I don't want to leave the fob in the vehicle as I want it in my pocket and the door won't lock with the fob left in the vehicle if you forget it so now you have another issue, my '20 JL didn't do it but the JL slammed itself into park when I opened the door to get a better view of backing up in a tight spot that my JK didn't do and causing whiplash so going back to the honking when you leave the vehicle from what I researched is that if two people get into a vehicle with one key fob and that person with the fob gets out and doesn't shut the engine off and the other person drives away they can until they shut the engine off and then they are unable to start the vehicle unless they have a fob, but a message also tells you that the key fob has left the vehicle so why do we need all these honk warnings to let us know we are on the verge of becoming an IDIOT as I already know I'm an idiot throwing thousands of dollars into my builds and I don't hear a horn blowing telling me I'm over budget as my Wife fulfills that role. If I find a solution I'll definitely let everyone know!
Seems to me most aren't taking the time to read and understand the manual. If it was doing it for me I would turn all honking off instead of doing the press twice thing.
I remote start about 90% of the time. I get the message on the center display when the FOB exits, but I don't get the horn honk if I get out and lock it while it's running. I think I have mine set so it doesn't honk when locking unless you press the lock button twice. It honks when remote starting, but not when locking or unlocking. I have an early 2019 build Overland.
The JT was built 5 weeks ago and I assume it's a new warning added to the '22 model and occurs when you push the start button on the dash after remote and manual start up's and you exit the vehicle and shut the door with the engine running it will honk 3 times and you can see thru the window the display indicating the key fob has left the vehicle. I disabled all other horn warnings as I didn't want to wake the neighbors in the middle of the night and the reason I ordered the keyless entry was to leave the fob in my pocket and take it out for winter remote starts only so I really don't need a fob holder on the console, I did put the fob there a few days ago so I wouldn't set the horn off and sure enough I forgot it was there and walked away realizing it half way to the house. I sent an email to my salesman asking him to check this issue on '22 models on the lot and also contact Jeep for an answer, but the last time I hounded them for 3 months for an answer and no results I received 2 Trail Rated badges in the mail I perceived as please drop the matter.
same HERE, but the honk doesnt bother me. i do not have the proximity locks either, but i do have remote start.
There are people with 2020s and 2021s that have the chirps, and some without. Whoever mentioned remote start might be on to something. I don't have remote start, so I can't test that theory.
It's sure not remote start - I've used remote start quite a bit. When it's 0 degrees out I like the seats pre-warmed and the windshield partially warmed.
Which dealer are you working with? Talking to some jeep owners in the area, some dealers are better with customer interaction than others. It's somewhat anoying how poor customer service is just part for the course from some dealers.
