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Blue Hawk
macrumors 65816Original poster
Dec 18, 20171,344867Germany
- Feb 10, 2020
- #1
Sometimes when Im connecting my AirPods to my iPhone it does play music from Apple Music. And anytime when Im accidentally pushing one button on it. Is there a way to disable that? Its really annoying when Im connecting my AirPods and Apple Music starts to play without ask.
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Blue Hawk
macrumors 65816Original poster
Dec 18, 20171,344867Germany
- Feb 14, 2020
- #2
So its not possible and Ive to move back to Spotify?
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bransoj
macrumors 65816Jul 31, 20131,374443
- Feb 14, 2020
- #3
Quick google suggests this :-
How to turn off automatic play/pause with AirPods
AirPods have a nifty feature that automatically pauses your audio when you take one out of your ear, and automatically resumes when you put the AirPod back in your ear. This is useful, however, some may prefer to have it off. Follow along to learn how to tutor off automatic play/pause with...
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Knowlege Bomb
macrumors G3Feb 14, 20088,6325,944Madison, WI
- Feb 14, 2020
- #4
I've never had my Airpods automatically play anything unless the music was already playing when I put them in.
jbachandouris
macrumors 603Aug 18, 20095,4962,505Upstate NY
- Feb 14, 2020
- #5
I have had this happen and having to turn off automatic ear detection is the DUMBEST 'solution.' So, I have to turn off a USEFUL feature for a 'feature' that I don't want.
CarPlay is just as bad. If I pause the music and disconnect the cable, it should NOT connect to bluetooth and keep playing!
CarPlay is just as bad. If I pause the music and disconnect the cable, it should NOT connect to bluetooth and keep playing!
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cynics
macrumors G4Jan 8, 201211,8042,030
- Feb 15, 2020
- #6
Blue Hawk said:Sometimes when Im connecting my AirPods to my iPhone it does play music from Apple Music. And anytime when Im accidentally pushing one button on it. Is there a way to disable that? Its really annoying when Im connecting my AirPods and Apple Music starts to play without ask.Click to expand...
Sorry but can you clarify this just a little bit?
The AirPod will play music when you are connecting them....is there music playing on the phone when you put the AirPods in your ear? Or does the music start playing once you put the AirPods in your ear?
Anytime you accidentally push which button? Do you mean double tap on the AirPod? If so yes, when they are connected goto Settings > Bluetooth > Double tap settings..
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Blue Hawk
macrumors 65816Original poster
Dec 18, 20171,344867Germany
- Feb 16, 2020
- #7
No. Im not playing music. When Im connecting my AirPods they are sometimes playing random music from my playlist.
Is it normal that it plays music from Apple Music when I havent opened the app and tap to play in the widget in the control center? When I delete Apple Music from my iPhone and I tap play nothing happens.
Is it normal that it plays music from Apple Music when I havent opened the app and tap to play in the widget in the control center? When I delete Apple Music from my iPhone and I tap play nothing happens.
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bransoj
macrumors 65816Jul 31, 20131,374443
- Feb 17, 2020
- #8
That doesnt happen to me with CarPlay....if i unplug the phone then it will connect to Bluetooth but it doesnt carry on playing via Bluetooth, the car just reverts to radio or nothing.jbachandouris said:CarPlay is just as bad. If I pause the music and disconnect the cable, it should NOT connect to bluetooth and keep playing!Click to expand...
jbachandouris
macrumors 603Aug 18, 20095,4962,505Upstate NY
- Feb 17, 2020
- #9
That's nice, but on my 2018 Chevy Malibu it does and did on my 2016 Malibu as well. May be the implementation of CarPlay on GM vehicles....bransoj said:That doesnt happen to me with CarPlay....if i unplug the phone then it will connect to Bluetooth but it doesnt carry on playing via Bluetooth, the car just reverts to radio or nothing.Click to expand...
Morrissey
macrumors regularMar 17, 201815692San Diego, California
- Feb 17, 2020
- #10
That bug is annoying, I had it but with my car bluetooth system, with my Airpods if I pause the music before I take out the airpods from my ears, the music won't play next time. Just give a try!
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bransoj
macrumors 65816Jul 31, 20131,374443
- Feb 18, 2020
- #11
I drive a 2018 Vauxhall Insignia which is a GM car, also didnt do it on a 2018 GMC Yukon XL that we had in the US back in September as a hire car.jbachandouris said:That's nice, but on my 2018 Chevy Malibu it does and did on my 2016 Malibu as well. May be the implementation of CarPlay on GM vehicles....Click to expand...
jbachandouris
macrumors 603Aug 18, 20095,4962,505Upstate NY
- Feb 18, 2020
- #12
It's done it with the Malibu and any other GM rental I have driven. I pause the music, unplug the cable, and then it connects through bluetooth and continues playing.bransoj said:I drive a 2018 Vauxhall Insignia which is a GM car, also didnt do it on a 2018 GMC Yukon XL that we had in the US back in September as a hire car.Click to expand...
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bransoj
macrumors 65816Jul 31, 20131,374443
- Feb 18, 2020
- #13
No idea why but it doesnt do that on my Insignia, the Yukon i had and two GM cars i've had on hire recently (2019 Mokka and 2017 Insignia). All of them had my phone paired and didnt just continue playing via bluetooth.jbachandouris said:It's done it with the Malibu and any other GM rental I have driven. I pause the music, unplug the cable, and then it connects through bluetooth and continues playing.Click to expand...
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tdar
macrumors 65816Jun 23, 20031,4331,041Alpharetta GA.
- Feb 21, 2020
- #14
This!! on My 2018 Cadillac every time I connect to carplay it randomly selects some song or playlist and starts playing. I sure wish I could get it to stop doing that.jbachandouris said:That's nice, but on my 2018 Chevy Malibu it does and did on my 2016 Malibu as well. May be the implementation of CarPlay on GM vehicles....Click to expand...
EM2013
macrumors 68020Sep 2, 20132,4512,268
- Feb 21, 2020
- #15
My AirPods dont do this unless music is already playing.jbachandouris said:I have had this happen and having to turn off automatic ear detection is the DUMBEST 'solution.' So, I have to turn off a USEFUL feature for a 'feature' that I don't want.
CarPlay is just as bad. If I pause the music and disconnect the cable, it should NOT connect to bluetooth and keep playing!Click to expand...
CarPlay doesnt do this either for me. If I disconnect the cable it stops and turns off the radio. Have the Ford sync 3.
jbachandouris
macrumors 603Aug 18, 20095,4962,505Upstate NY
- Feb 23, 2020
- #16
That's nice. If you look at the reply above yours, you will see a 2018 Cadillac owner with the same issue.EM2013 said:My AirPods dont do this unless music is already playing.
CarPlay doesnt do this either for me. If I disconnect the cable it stops and turns off the radio. Have the Ford sync 3.Click to expand...
Seems to be a GM issue....certain models it seems.
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bransoj
macrumors 65816Jul 31, 20131,374443
- Feb 24, 2020
- #17
To be fair the post you mention is a slightly different issue, you say when you disconnect from CarPlay it connects to Bluetooth and carries on whereas the post you mention says music starts when he connects to CarPlay. To be honest mine does that if i have been streaming something via CarPlay when i turned the car off, it will just pick it up again and carry on when i get back in.jbachandouris said:That's nice. If you look at the reply above yours, you will see a 2018 Cadillac owner with the same issue.
Seems to be a GM issue....certain models it seems.Click to expand...
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casual user
macrumors newbieFeb 2, 202120
- Feb 2, 2021
- #18
Looking for a solution. I primarily use my airrpod pro's for phone calls, zoom meetings. I do not want to listen to music. (If/WHEN I want to listen to music I will select my music player; google play, pandora, whatever, then press play....) However, when I open the airpod's case the music player pops up. I would like my music player to not pop up. My purpose is to use the phone. I have automatic air detection off. Is there a way to stop music player/auto play from popping up.
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casual user
macrumors newbieFeb 2, 202120
- Feb 2, 2021
- #19
I will add; It seems like AirPlay is the culprit. How can I get Airplay to not connect to music when trying to make/receive phone calls?