How to Stop My Podcast from Auto-Playing in My Chevy!

Auto-play can be so annoying! Ensure your app is updated because sometimes updates change settings back to default.

That’s true! I’ve had to revisit my settings more than once after an update.

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I love auto-play, but I can see why it would be frustrating in the car. Try exploring the ‘Play Next’ settings in your podcast app. You might find helpful options.

In my experience, the latest version of Spotify has a sneaky auto-play setting. You might want to dive into your preferences to control it.

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Exactly, preferences can change everything! Have you considered using a different app too?

I’m curious if anyone has tried third-party apps for podcasts? They sometimes offer more customization for playback.

I’ve tried a couple, and they do have different auto-play settings. Some even let you export your subscriptions!

It’s funny how a simple setting can save so much frustration—like when you just want music in the car, not a podcast!

Exactly, Mike! Sometimes I feel like my car has a mind of its own. I’ve had it start playing podcasts at the most random times.

To be honest, I don’t mind when podcasts auto-play; it’s sort of like a surprise! But I get it can be stressful in the wrong moment.

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Hey there! I had the same issue with my Chevy’s Audio system. Make sure to check your settings in the Android Auto app. Sometimes disabling auto-launch features does the trick!

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I’ve noticed that even if you disable auto-launch, it can still happen, especially if your phone connects while the car is starting. Anyone else faced this?

I think it varies by model. My 2020 Chevy doesn’t autoplay when I connect via Apple CarPlay, but my friend’s older model does! It might depend on the infotainment software.

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Interesting! I use a 2018 model, and it definitely autoplays stuff. Maybe there’s an update for the software?

Yes, I found that updating the software can sometimes help with these quirks! Try checking for any updates available on the manufacturer’s website.

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Honestly, I just turn off Bluetooth before getting into the car. It’s a hassle, but at least I don’t have to deal with autoplay while driving!

You’re right! I’ve considered doing that, but it seems like a temporary fix. Does anyone have a permanent solution?

Try looking into your phone settings too! On some Android devices, you can change the default app for media playback. That might help reduce the auto-play.

Great point! I never thought about changing the default app! I’ll definitely check that out.

I suggest using ‘Do Not Disturb’ mode while driving. It prevents auto-play features from kicking in without knocking on the door of your podcast choices!