iPad starts playing music in my bag!

I have same related problem, with bluethoot car. My problem is same, but worst.

When I want to play a game or listen music trough Youtube, always play music the music player. If I stop music player, also stops all Bluetooth music.

If kill the music player task, never mind, it auto start again when want to use play a game.

If put player in silence, then can't listen game also.

Oh, I've find a great idea: create a play list, not repeat set, and only one song, then made to play the playlist, at the end of song, there is nothing more to play in the playlist.... result: never mind, he find another song to play.

But... probably i've a solution, perhaps useful for many of you, just find a SILENCE song, set it like auto repeat, and let him play as much as he want...

Mine started doing this about a month ago, first on my iPhone.I had had my iPhone open to check voicemail, but then turned it off and connected to charger. It was 4am. I started hearing voices. Sounded like someone was talking outside, and I literally crawled around to hide to see where the voices were coming from. The sound was quieter on my porch, louder inside (but still quiet). Once I determined it didn't have to call 911, I started tracking the sounds. Eventually, it was music. And it was coming from my earbuds!!

Going to the double-click to see what programs were active, there was NOTHING related to music or sounds turned on. Nevertheless, I swiped all programs off. I have Bluetooth turned off always, and obviously don't have a keyboard attached. I have no music on my phone and never use iTunes. The sound continued.

I deleted all the radio apps I had (once, I had NPR music on, but, like this, it had turned itself on and it didn't show as resident either. I couldn't find a stop or kill switch, so I deleted the NPR apps). But the music continued. The only way it went off was from rebooting.

It comes back and I don't know why or how to stop it. It wears down my battery.

The other day I plugged in my earbuds to my iPad to check out a binaural beat program. I held down the earbud off/on switch to try to get my iPad out of a freezeup, and it started playing some danged music.

I don't get it. I'd like to know what I'm doing wrong and what I can do to stop this battery drain.

Thanks for listening

I have had the same issue with my iPad 2. I purchased it last December and I routinely find that it automatically turns on music by itself. I do not have a bluetooth keyboard so that is not the issue as others seem to be claiming it has to do with a keyboard. I have a leather cover on it. I notice that there are times I set it down and it just starts playing music. I have NEVER actively went to even use the Music app so it is not something I turn on. This has ended up several times causing my battery to drain because I set it down and don't always catch that music is playing. I can't believe that not one Apple representative has even commented on this issue or mystery setting.