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Does anyone have a iPhone 12 yet?  I'm thinking about buying a iPhone 12 mini, but I really don't want to deal with it not working with Apple Play.  I have an iPhone 11 now and it works great with Apple Play - especially the way it connects Waze to my infotainment screen.  If I lose that, I'd be pretty upset.

 

I know it's a long shot, but can anyone confirm that the iPhone 12 (in particular the iPhone 12 mini) works fine with Apple Play in a 2018 Silverado?

 

Thanks

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Does anyone have a iPhone 12 yet?  I'm thinking about buying a iPhone 12 mini, but I really don't want to deal with it not working with Apple Play.  I have an iPhone 11 now and it works great with Apple Play - especially the way it connects Waze to my infotainment screen.  If I lose that, I'd be pretty upset.

 

I know it's a long shot, but can anyone confirm that the iPhone 12 (in particular the iPhone 12 mini) works fine with Apple Play in a 2018 Silverado?

 

Thanks

Carplay works fine with my iPhone 12 Pro

 

 

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Wouldn’t it more matter the version of iOS? I don’t think the truck cares what phone it is.


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Correct.
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4 hours ago, Mercracing said:

Wouldn’t it more matter the version of iOS? I don’t think the truck cares what phone it is.


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That makes sense.

 

I appreciate the input.  I once upgraded my phone and lost the ability to use it in my car (bluethooth issue) for over 6 months.  Of course GM and Apple both thought it was the other's fault.  It took an update or two and it finally worked.  So, I'm a little gun shy.  Thanks everyone.

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Well I got my phone yesterday and all went well.  Took a small trip using Waze, listen to Pandora and made a call.  No apparent glitches.  Very happy with that.  Thanks all.

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FWIW, my iPhone 12 Pro works fine with CarPlay in my 2016 Sierra.  I’m pretty sure the iPhone 12 series of phones all use the same basic chips, so the 12 mini should work fine.

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On 1/3/2021 at 3:19 PM, rbrjr1 said:

Finally BACK to a damn iPhone that fits back in my pocket!

I know - Right?  I'm so happy with the size of the iPhone 12 mini.  I was going to get an SE and I'm sure I would have been happy with that too, but went for the 12 mini and very satisfied.

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