> turn on bluetooth (I often have it off because it grabs my headphones etc when I don't want it to) Why would you turn on bluetooth? Haven't we all been coll

> turn on bluetooth (I often have it off because it grabs my headphones etc when I don't want it to) Why would you turn on bluetooth? Haven't we all been collectively griping about every iteration of bluetooth for the last couple decades?? I do leave bluetooth on on my iphone (because I've gotten rid of peripherals that don't play nicely) but have bluetooth disabled in my cars. My Honda pops up an useless modal if your phone is paired with bluetooth and then you plug in the lightning cable for CarPlay, something about "HEY I'M DISCONNECTING FROM BLUETOOTH <OK> ". > A passenger might have a higher priority bluetooth device and it steals the connection. This is also why I wish I could disable wireless CarPlay in my one car that supports it; I want only the phone that's plugged in to be doing CarPlay.