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MacBook, iPhone OS 3.1.2, Car Bluetooth
Come on, Apple! This surely is an embarrassing issue. So just fix it. Now.
Did you bother reading anything in this thread at all? #1. You are NOT talking to Apple. #2. This is a function of the head unit in your car, NOT the phone.
It's in settings/general scrool down and you will see it.
No. It's not. There is no such setting.
What OS are you using? Is it part of a subgroup? I dont see it anywhere.
Go in to settings
Select select general if you scroll you should see restrictions
I don't know if that will fix it but that's where it is.
No. It is NOT. There is NO SUCH SETTING.
Deleting the music app is the only solution Apple has provided. Goodbye music app!
Ummm, I have no issues with my Apple EarPods, they work absolutely fine.
EVERYONE who reads this forum should do this!
It is almost 2018 and the issue still exists. Apple refuses to open a ticket and escalate to developers without me resetting the iphone. They need to "isolate the issue". Shame on you, apple.
Ford Mondeo too. Actually, it is difficult to hear audio from anything that is not Music from Apple.
Every time a new iOS comes out, the always advertise hundreds of new features, but they never come out with the option to "disable auto-play", ****
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How to disable car autoplay on iPhone
