>A passenger might have a higher priority bluetooth device and it steals the connection. I have the opposite problem on Android auto. When I connect my phone

>A passenger might have a higher priority bluetooth device and it steals the connection. I have the opposite problem on Android auto. When I connect my phone (by USB cable) and start Android auto for navigation it also wants to use my phone for music too. The problem is that my daughter doesn't like my music and I haven't found a way of using navigation from my phone together with music from hers... I generally end up using the built in navigator rather than my phone (which isn't as good as Google maps) to let my daughter control the music over bluetooth.