This article was kind of misleading and only keep the important stuff at the end. > Instead, they were told to play a song on Spotify, react to receiving a tex

This article was kind of misleading and only keep the important stuff at the end. > Instead, they were told to play a song on Spotify, react to receiving a text message, make a phone call or navigate to a gas station. For sure doing anything more advanced will be more dangerous, even more so on a touch screen (but still doing complex tasks are the dangerous things). This article is misleading because we could easily replace all the words Apple Carplay and Android Auto with "having passengers". Doing complex tasks in a car setting, whatever how, will distract you, including with someone else, believe me, if I play rock paper cissor with someone else while driving, that's going to be dangerous. Android Auto isn't the issue, it's the tasks that people does on it. Even on a red light I tend to avoid chaning song on it.