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Try carplay2air.com or a similar device...

I think there was a thread on this forum saying it worked for his 2020 HD.


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3 hours ago, kf9yr said:

Try carplay2air.com or a similar device...

I think there was a thread on this forum saying it worked for his 2020 HD.


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GM should buy one if those for each of their 2020 customers. You know, the people who assume a modern vehicle would be up to date at least with previous models. Who the heck is going to program their phone into a vehicle during a test drive, and leave their information susceptible to the dealer or somebody else, obtaining the data.

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This is a non-issue for me. I love technology and gadgets, but I also want my privacy. I REFUSE to use Apple CarPlay. I'm a single guy that date's...a lot, and the last thing I want is my truck blasting out my new text message through the speakers from one girl if i'm with another. 

 

Hell, I won't even connect to bluetooth because i don't want someone calling and it popping up on my infotainment center. If I want someone to hear a song, I plug it in and play it, then it gets unplugged again.?

 

#singleguyproblems

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7 hours ago, Stand By said:

GM should buy one if those for each of their 2020 customers. You know, the people who assume a modern vehicle would be up to date at least with previous models. Who the heck is going to program their phone into a vehicle during a test drive, and leave their information susceptible to the dealer or somebody else, obtaining the data.

Um, WTF are you talking about?  GM hasn't shipped any Sierra's/Silverado's with Wireless Carplay yet, so their 2020's are complete up to date with this specific feature, compared with previous models.

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18 hours ago, davester said:

Um, WTF are you talking about?  GM hasn't shipped any Sierra's/Silverado's with Wireless Carplay yet, so their 2020's are complete up to date with this specific feature, compared with previous models.

You mean 20th Century up to date, or 21st Century up to date? Sorry you got bit by the semantic bug,, but my idea of previous models included other manufacturers and people switching brands thinking the tech might be close to par.

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5 hours ago, Stand By said:

You mean 20th Century up to date, or 21st Century up to date? Sorry you got bit by the semantic bug,, but my idea of previous models included other manufacturers and people switching brands thinking the tech might be close to par.

Who has wirelesss carplay?  Ford is adding it to their f150's for 2021. RAM trucks don't have it, and don't appear to have announced when their trucks will get it.  Toyota trucks don't have it.

 

So nobody is "up to date"...

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