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["Alejandro J. Cura" <alejandro.cura@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Most newish car stereos can work as a set of very loud bluetooth
speakers for your phone.

So, you hop on your car, plug a usb charger into the phone, and the
phone automatically enables bluetooth (if it was disabled at the
time). The car stereo and the phone were paired already, so they
reconnect automatically, and music coming out of the phone starts
playing on the car speakers. When you get to your destination, you
unplug your phone, and bluetooth is automatically switched off to save
phone battery (if it was disabled before plugging it in).

My guess for such an option would be just an on/off switch in the
bluetooth page of system settings labeled something like: "Always
enable when charging."


On Mon, May 18, 2015 at 11:11 AM, Matthew Paul Thomas <mpt@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> Hi Carl
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> carl verstraete wrote on 17/05/15 08:28:
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>> Is it possible to automatically enable bluetooth when the phone is
>> charging? And disable bluetooth when not charging anymore. This is
>> useful with a car kit
>>
>> ...
>
> Can you be more specific?
>
> How is it useful with a car kit?
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> Do other OSes have this option? If so, how do they present it?
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