You certainly had an nerve when you shared your iPhone connecting with your car speakers

the minute you get in the car.

Yes, I did. I heard the voice mails.

It's what was so interesting about all the messages that we got was that every single person

reported that their Bluetooth connection would pick up something completely obscure.

There was no consistency to what was being played. It wasn't the most recent thing played.

It wasn't the podcast that you're listening to. Two people said they were Christmas

albums. Like Michael Bubley's Christmas and it just would start every time they would

get in the car. You need, so now you've identified the problem. This is, I've learned this

from Shark Tank. Step one is identifying the problem. Step two is solving the problem

for people at a reasonable cost.

Well, I don't know about that. I did read a lot of free articles online and I followed

every bit of advice and none of it was good. None of it worked. None of it worked.

You need to saw, because I think, but I find that to be highly annoying and Apple can't,

it's not like they don't know about it. Our voice smells were lit up. Apple knows about

it.

It used to happen to me, not with Bluetooth, but when I would plug my phone in to the

USB charger, not the cigarette later adapter charger, but the USB charger. When I plugged

my phone in, it would start playing the Beatles Abbey Road album because I had downloaded

that to my phone and it was the first item in alphabetical order.

You know what I didn't even think about? I can't. I can delete iTunes. Apple Music. Why

would you?

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