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> It’s happened to everyone: No, it has not happened to everyone. > you plug your smartphone into your car, and then cringe when that song — the same song eve
by pwg 3y ago
> It’s happened to everyone:
No, it has not happened to everyone.
> you plug your smartphone into your car, and then cringe when that song — the same song every time — begins to play.
No, this has never happened to me. Nothing starts auto-playing, and what does play when I hit the "play" button is for the player to pickup exactly where it stopped the last time I unplugged it from the car.
Phone: Android
Music Player: Vanilla Music (https://f-droid.org/en/packages/ch.blinkenlights.android.vanilla/ https://f-droid.org/en/packages/ch.blinkenlights.android.van...)
- jermaustin1 3y agoSame experience as you. Phone: iPhone 12 Pro Music Player: Apple Music
- yowzadave 3y agoIt's not the phone--it's the car. For some reason, some car stereo makers thought it would be a good idea to automatically send a "play" signal to the phone when it is first connected, and this is the result if you don't already have a song queued up.
- valianteffort 3y agoThen this would be an easy fix for Apple. If no music is playing and it gets a "play" signal over the cable, ignore it. For the record it happens to me and it is annoying