Woman Drives New Chevrolet Trailblazer. Then Her iPhone Updates. Then Apple CarPlay Stops Working "The next option is to set the car on fire." Apple CarPlay and Android Auto have been gamechangers in the car industry. Before the debut of this software, trying to get your phone to work in your car involved navigating a complex maze of proprietary menus. Not only that, but the lack of uniformity between vehicles meant that every one worked, and looked, a little bit different—making it difficult to figure out how to set up your phone in a new car. Now, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto have largely become standard. However, that doesn’t mean that they always work as designed, as one user on TikTok recently shared. What’s Wrong With Her Chevrolet? In a video with over 49,000 views, TikTok user Kenz (@_kenzzzb) details a recent problem she’s been having with her Chevrolet Trailblazer. According to her, the problem is her Apple CarPlay. “I get in my car, it automatically connects to my phone, okay? I don't have to plug it in,” she starts. “Except, half the time now, this is what it does.” She then goes to her settings and turns Apple CarPlay off and on. Then she tries to connect to her phone. The screen plays a loading animation, but does not start Apple CarPlay. “I've turned my car on and off, tried to reset the Apple Carplay. Turned my Bluetooth on and off on my phone,” she explains. “Then, if I plug it in with the cord, then it connects to the screen here—but the audio plays through my phone.” After noting that she’s tried updating the car’s software, she says CarPlay still does not work. “So, the next option is to set the car on fire,” she jokes. Is This