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I am currently a passenger in a vehicle, and it is frustrating that I am unable to create a queue of songs due to the vehicle I am in moving 75 mph, which is the speed limit here. Apple should look at a way to ask if the person is a passenger.
iPhone 13 Pro Max
If you go into Settings -> Focus, you can add driving focus onto the list (if it isn't already there).
Have it come on automatically when it knows you're in a vehicle. When you go to use your iPhone on the road, it will ask if you're a passenger.
There are also auto replies that you might want to turn off, or it'll block messages and tell everyone that you can't respond because you're driving.
This might not fix your issue you stated above, but at least it would be indicating to the phone that you are not driving.
If you go into Settings -> Focus, you can add driving focus onto the list (if it isn't already there).
Have it come on automatically when it knows you're in a vehicle. When you go to use your iPhone on the road, it will ask if you're a passenger.
There are also auto replies that you might want to turn off, or it'll block messages and tell everyone that you can't respond because you're driving.
This might not fix your issue you stated above, but at least it would be indicating to the phone that you are not driving.
Are you talking about an in dash CarPlay radio or the iPhone itself? I know that if I'm a passenger on my iPhone, I can let it know that I'm a passenger and it'll let me use my phone without any issues from "driving focus".
If you are talking about a CarPlay radio, have you tried making the playlist using the iPhone instead?
I am on an iPhone 13 Pro Max. It does not give me an option to be a passenger. I have the most updated iOS.
Will Apple ever solve the issue of “Play Next” and “Play Last” disappearing from the Apple Music menu when a car is moving above a certain speed?
