2024 Tundra, delete Apple Music ?

I want my subscription to Sirius/XM and my phone supplied Pandora, FM and AM to show up. Nothing else !! Is it possible to hide or delete the other crap ?

 

If there is I am wanting to do the same. I dont have any of those services.

 

on android auto, goto settings, connected devices, AA, customize launcher

 

You can edit the head unit native source selection via AA?

 

That's how I read the op's question. Wanted to ensure I didn't miss something.
I'd like to be able to define my source choices rather be force fed Amazon or apple of which I use neither.

What is next - replace fuel gauge with a Mobil gauge?

 

if i remember correctly, the head unit will automatically play the last used audio source. on my 2014 4runner, it auto starts playing spotify when the phone connects to the HU since i never change audio source when i get out/in

 

My experience - most of the time, but not always.

 

Thanks for the info, but I have an IPhone.

 

Theoretically you could delete it but you would need to learn c++ some python and be familiar with linux oh and also have a bunch of Toyota’s proprietary information. If you don’t wanna go that far you can disable CarPlay and Android Auto under your connected devices. This will default the truck to not search for a SIP compatible device and only use Bluetooth for audio and call transfer like the old days. If you connect a new device it’ll ask to use Carplay or stick with Bluetooth.

 

In Apple CarPlay you can’t delete it, but you can move it if that helps. I move those I don’t use to the end.

 

I think you can remove those with the minus signs from the view. The others can be moved around just by dragging them up or down, but I don’t think you can delete them from the screen. I think you CAN delete them from your phone, and that’ll pull them off CarPlay.

 

Not so fast.

https://www.theverge.com/2023/9/7/23863258/bmw-cancel-heated-seat-subscription-microtransaction

 

thats probably only a temp solution. once you let the cat out, they will try again. look at on-star (they are now including it as part of the vehicle price to get adoption more widespread)

GM was trying to push this on new vehicles

https://www.carsdirect.com/automotive-news/industry-news/gm-onstar-now-required-costs-1-500

 

Almost bought a Sierra Denali this past summer before I came to my senses. Dealer said 2023 came with the 3 year plan built into vehicle price but dropped it for 2024.

https://www.autonews.com/retail/buick-gmc-back-away-mandatory-1500-onstar-subscriptions

 

oh trust me, oem's are trying to figure out a sub plan, they know thats where long term easy money is. even toyota has jumped on that plan with remote connect, etc.

 

True, but at least for now GM backed off of listing it as a line item on the window sticker. Nothing is free as they say.