If you play videos in your vehicle, does it make it a known location for apple’s stolen device protection?
I have a 2018 Tesla Model 3 - and purchased FSD with the car. I know *all about* waiting for software!This will be so nice to watch video on my car's bigger screen while my car charges. Can't wait. But I'll probably have to wait, maybe indefinitely. I don't know if it will ever come to my '21 VW, but maybe... 😭🙏
I dont use a car mount so I’d rather look straight ahead at the screen than down at my phone.If I'm already stopped and parked, why wouldn't I use the higher quality iPhone screen to watch videos instead of using the infotainment display?
Pay attention tot he road, youre about to run into a tree.
Good one. I was struggling to think of use cases where you’d park and still want to sit in your car. Cars are for getting from A to B. While you’re moving toward B this new feature would be disabled, and once you’re at B you get out!This will be so nice to watch video on my car's bigger screen while my car charges….
Tell that to OnStar and their monthly subscription. After your month trial is up you can no longer watch videos while parked (oh noooo)If I'm already stopped and parked, why wouldn't I use the higher quality iPhone screen to watch videos instead of using the infotainment display?
Hopefully it works better than SharePlay in CarPlay. The entire idea there is to share playlists in a roadtrip. But as soon as a phone loses mobile connection, they’re kicked out. They should have used Bluetooth or local WiFi for this feature instead of relying on mobile connections.
Yesterday, I waited for over an hour in a parking lot while my wife was inside at a doctors appointment.Good one. I was struggling to think of use cases where you’d park and still want to sit in your car. Cars are for getting from A to B. While you’re moving toward B this new feature would be disabled, and once you’re at B you get out!
I think there’s an API that checks to see if the car is in Park.Does anyone know how CarPlay determines if the car is stationary or moving?
Asking, because I use a car stereo on our island cottage for music, and might be interested in something like this.
Maybe you’re an uber, delivery, taxi, etc. driver waiting for your next customer.Good one. I was struggling to think of use cases where you’d park and still want to sit in your car. Cars are for getting from A to B. While you’re moving toward B this new feature would be disabled, and once you’re at B you get out!
My infotainment is super high res. If I'm sitting in it whilst charging (which isn't often) I'd like to be able to watch something on the display AND have the surround of all the speakers in the car.If I'm already stopped and parked, why wouldn't I use the higher quality iPhone screen to watch videos instead of using the infotainment display?
I was just about to post something like this. And it'll take eons for manufacturers to jump on board as we all know how fast they are...
If enabling video playback in CarPlay requires the vehicle to be in “Park,” it will unfortunately limit the feature to a relatively small number of cars. Many manufacturers are slow to update or add new functionality to existing models, which means a large portion of users may never gain access.
An alternative approach could be to require active GPS verification on the iPhone to confirm that the vehicle is not in motion. If the phone detects movement above a certain speed threshold, video playback could simply be disabled.
This would make the feature broadly compatible with existing vehicles, without relying on each manufacturer to implement specific “Park” validation systems. I wonder, if no one else has thought of this......
Good thing Apple has enough money to hire enough engineers for every projectI feel like there are so many better uses of software engineers’ time than this.
They're not showing them though. People are digging around and finding them. You're on a website that makes its money from doing it, but are complaining about it.Why does Apple do this to themselves? They need to stop showing features that are substantially delayed, not ready, or never make it market. It's become ridiculous lately.
And aftermarket head units Ino when mine was fitted it had a cable to link to the handbrake but it was never connectedI think there’s an API that checks to see if the car is in Park.
right? they seem like they're spread so thin over AI and this is what they work on...I feel like there are so many better uses of software engineers’ time than this.
so we'd have to look at our phones instead?They should honestly outlaw driver facing screens in cars, would be much safer.