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On iOS, if your device is connected to the car’s Bluetooth, then you can’t use the device unless you’re using it hands-free (despite research showing that hands
by ryantgtg 5y ago
On iOS, if your device is connected to the car’s Bluetooth, then you can’t use the device unless you’re using it hands-free (despite research showing that hands-free is just as distracting as holding a phone), or unless you’ve disabled this protective feature on your device.
- wavesquid 5y agoDoesn't everyone disable this the first time they're a passenger in their own car? (e.g. if your spouse is driving)
- ryantgtg 5y agoPersonally, I disable it on a per-use basis, and not within Settings. And actually, my use case for per-use disabling is usually when I'm the driver: I turn on my car and then I pick up my phone to select some music - but I can't because the phone thinks I'm driving even though I'm parked. But I'm sure most people have it permanently disabled.