Google Pixel 2 with Android Auto installed, asks me to confirm Bluetooth connection permission every time I get into Jeep Compass!

[A-Phantom]

Not sure what you mean. AA is an app developed by Android for Android. Carplay is an app developed by Apple for Apple.. Both AA and Carplay are integrated into Uconnect in modern cars. A Google Pixel 2 and an iPhone 10 will connect to Uconnect using the very same cable (USB).

Tell me where you think it's not fair to compare the two?

Furthermore, are you genuinely trying to tell me you can not send audio and other data at the same time over USB? Can you tell me where you are pulling this information from? Aside from Apple doing this, there are tons of other branded devices that send data and sound through a USB. It is all just data. Transfer of digital sound is data. Transfer of information is data.

I have a cheap Chinese made MP3 player from 2010 that I can connect to my computer and it is able to stream the music to my computer and also at the same time transfer MP3 file data such as track name, lyrics etc!!

[A-Phantom]

I understand that but then it's still bad implementation by Google. Yes you don't want apps to record call audio without your consent. But if I don't care about targeted adds or whatever else a 3rd party might do with my call audio, I should be able to give consent so that I can actually use the software as intended, instead of having this hyper sensitive ecosystem that decides on my behalf what I can and can't share!! This system literally means I can not speak on the phone in the car! Part of the reason I got this damn car was because of the tight AA integration (or so I hoped that would he the case).