BlueTooth Connection Allow Ignore Prompt for Car

You'll have to check the manual for the system in your car. The message you're getting is not coming from the phone.

That's a prompt from an app installed on your phone. See if there are settings in the App to allow you to control that.

Sorry. I assumed you meant you were seeing the message on the display in the car.

If there's no setting in HondaLink to control this, then there's nothing you can do. The message is coming from HondaLink. It's apparently using some proprietary method of communicating with the head unit.

My cars support A2DP streaming. I don't use a separate app to communicate with the head units. It just works.

I'd contact Honda, or whoever developed that app.

I can't speak to Pandora.

Although now that you mention it. Look in Settings>Privacy>Bluetooth Sharing.

See if there is a way in there to grant the apps rights to access your data without prompting you.

It didn't come to mind immediately, because I don't use anything that shows up in that section. A2DP streaming works differently.

I too have this same question. Did you find anything out from Honda?

I have the same problem in my new Mazda 3 with my iPhone 5s. The car has Pandora, Stitcher, and Aha integration, but every time I select one of the sources I get an allow/ignore dialog on the phone. This makes these integrations useless while driving. Even if you hold the phone and try to press allow it all happens so quickly it is almost impossible. I don't understand the point of this dialog in the first place. There needs to be some way to turn this off.

Whave I have discovered is my IPHONE 5 has this issue but not my DROID phone. I used PANDORA on a DROID phone with no ALLOW IGNORE issues.....

Has anyone found a resolution to this ? Does this issue go away with a subscription to PANDORA ONE ?

Being subscribed to Pandora One makes no difference.

There is a secure procedure for pairing my phone to my car.

Once paired my car should be able to operate my phone without any popups!! C'mon APPLE.

go into pandora next go to settings next go to pandora one and press upgrade after press cancel and go back to your car and try. now pandora is working in my car

This is an iphone issue only. Since the upgrade to os7. This allow pop up appears. Which is very annoying. I went to the apple store and was told this was a security feature. Does not make any sense why they would have this especially when you have already paired your phone withy the car. I have a 2013 accord ex-l model. If the new iphone 6 with the os8 has this feature then I'm switching to a galaxy s5. I have a friend that has a s5 and the s5 was able to start up and play pandora and honda link automatically with that annoying allow popup.

Sorry for pulling an old thread but I figured something out which might or might not help people. I found that if I have the screen unlocked (password entered) I can ignore the prompt (assuming Pandora had been running in the background). If Pandora is running you swipe the prompt and it starts the app. For some reason the security lock is preventing the auto connect to Pandora. This is using IOS 8.1.