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Yes. Not in a car, but in other devices. In at least one of the cases, this was because of stuff (some sort of gunk) getting into the port. Before anyone say
by jamesrcole 9y ago
Yes. Not in a car, but in other devices.
In at least one of the cases, this was because of stuff (some sort of gunk) getting into the port. Before anyone says that wasn't a problem with the port itself, having a physical port allows problems like that to happen. Problems of that sort don't exist with wireless technologies.
- ericd 9y agoHeh I know it's technically possible if you jam a candy bar into it, or spill coke on your phone, etc. It's much less pervasive than Bluetooth cutting in and out because you put your hand over the antenna and similar problems, though.
- jamesrcole 9y ago> Heh I know it's technically possible it's not merely "technically possible". I've had this actually happen to me, and I'm sure others have too.