I have no idea. It's pretty ridiculous really.$13 bucks and the thickness of a sticker? Why isn't it a standard feature on every phone?
Man, I never get any pics. Mine are always, "Hi Susan, this is Emily. Did you want to play golf today?" Or something similar. The first few times I would respond with the typical, "This isn't Susan," to which they'd try to tell me how nice I am for not ripping them a new asshole for the crime of texting the wrong number I guess. They'd want to know what I did, if I was married, if I liked whatever type of woman they were pretending to be, blah blah. I'd always make up weird shit and I never got to whatever they actually wanted from me. I assume they were going the itunes card route or stealing my info, but they always gave up before then.these fucking pajeets are horrible
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So I have a 13 year old car. It has an "iPod" connector, which is basically a slot for an audiojack and USB-A. No fancy Android/IOS car interface. Since I like listening to audiobooks, and on occasion music, from my phone (and old LG G6) in my car audio system I used to use an audiojack-audiojack cable. But the G6 has this design flaw that means with time (and it's an old phone) the little hook in the phone's audiojack hole that pushes up to the plug and keeps it connected gets weaker over time and is now basically useless. I used to be able to stick a bent paperclip in to push it into place, but it's obvious that the metal is now too fatigued to do this for any length of time.
After that fizzled out I bought a audiojack-USB-C cable so I could connect to my phone's USB-C port for audio. That worked well for a few months, but now I suspect the USB-C port to be getting a bit fizzled out too as audiobooks and songs will often pause out of thin air - just as what happens if you pull your headphones out. So obviously some connectivity issue there.
Now, I'm loath to buy a new phone if I don't have to, so I'd like to know if there are any other solutions I could try? Any help would be appreciated.
get one of these that use the fm transmitterSo I have a 13 year old car. It has an "iPod" connector, which is basically a slot for an audiojack and USB-A. No fancy Android/IOS car interface. Since I like listening to audiobooks, and on occasion music, from my phone (and old LG G6) in my car audio system I used to use an audiojack-audiojack cable. But the G6 has this design flaw that means with time (and it's an old phone) the little hook in the phone's audiojack hole that pushes up to the plug and keeps it connected gets weaker over time and is now basically useless. I used to be able to stick a bent paperclip in to push it into place, but it's obvious that the metal is now too fatigued to do this for any length of time.
After that fizzled out I bought a audiojack-USB-C cable so I could connect to my phone's USB-C port for audio. That worked well for a few months, but now I suspect the USB-C port to be getting a bit fizzled out too as audiobooks and songs will often pause out of thin air - just as what happens if you pull your headphones out. So obviously some connectivity issue there.
Now, I'm loath to buy a new phone if I don't have to, so I'd like to know if there are any other solutions I could try? Any help would be appreciated.
get one of these that use the fm transmitter
oh i thought the g6 was the car, yea many way, can even try a new "no install" head unit that is all the rage now w/ older carsMaybe a bluetooth adapter you can plug in to the aux port? No idea how good this one is, it's just the first example of one from a quick Amazon search.
Amazon product ASIN B08KY684PB
oh i thought the g6 was the car, yea many way, can even try a new "no install" head unit that is all the rage now w/ older cars
and you basically get a new headunit w/o wiring
or that "cumsoon" device works also
my 02 civic was an easy headunit upgrade, and i did it all while sitting in the drivers seat.I would have been all over one of those back when I had my civic and was considering setting up a ghetto display for it using a cheapass fire tablet.
my 02 civic was an easy headunit upgrade, and i did it all while sitting in the drivers seat.
ha, 02 and 05 are the same 7th gen, we both still wfh and i just put on a solar trickle charger, so easy to route just a long the door, through the hinge and under the wheel well, didn't bother w/ tools, just shoved it through w/ my nimble asian hands, now i don't have to flip a coin to see if the car is dead when i use it once a month.I had an 05 value package that I had already replaced the head unit on, but I used my phone for navigation. Google ended the ability to use android auto just on your phone a few months before I replaced the civic.
that still might not solve your issue, as most phones have done away w/ 3.5mm (my lg wing doesn't have one)...or I might just buy a new phone, but the LG phones have amazing screens. Even modern Samsungs are not as good as old LG's.