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I feel like you’re an extreme outlier. It’s not at all surprising, given the convenience in a range of modern day activities like driving a car, listening to mu
by greggsy 3y ago
I feel like you’re an extreme outlier. It’s not at all surprising, given the convenience in a range of modern day activities like driving a car, listening to music, being in a workplace, or simply being at home.
- j1elo 3y agoBut that's what I meant, using it when there is a purpose makes a lot of sense of course. I'd just enable BT, drive, then leave the car and disable BT before putting the phone in my pocket. Why leave it enabled during times that it's not paired with any other device? To me it sounds like leaving home and keeping WiFi enabled. It eats battery because it's still sending beacons and trying to find some known device to connect to.