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Title: How to stop music, podcasts, or audiobooks from auto-playing in your car
Post by: HCK on February 11, 2017, 04:05:21 pm
How to stop music, podcasts, or audiobooks from auto-playing in your car

Does your music library inundate you with music, podcasts, or audiobooks when you get into your car? Here's the fix.

Updated February 2017 to reflect changes in iOS 10.

As auto manufacturers and Apple have progressed forward in their relationship to make your car as smart as possible, occasionally not-smart things happen. Like your vehicle blasting music (or the latest audiobook chapter) into your ears when you first get in the car.


While the original impulse may have been a helpful one on the part of the manufacturers — surely, users want to hear their music first thing — it's often ended up a nuisance. Spoiler: If you're listening to a steamy romance book on your AirPods, you don't want that chapter to blast in the car when driving your mother to the mall.

Unfortunately, Apple's provided no easy "Turn off auto-playing music over Bluetooth" switch directly on your iPhone or iPad. But you can still solve this somewhat irksome issue with a couple of othe...

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