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I had a 2008 Ford Focus and with my phone paired via bluetooth I could press the voice button on the steering wheel and say things like "Call home". With a USB thumbdrive connected to the USB port I could say "Play some song" or "Play some artist". To clarify I'm speaking strictly of a bluetooth connection, and not with the phone connected to the USB port using Android Auto.
The quote shown below from the article below that seems to say that I would NOT be able to press the voice button and make calls or play music on my thumb drive using voice commands with a bluetooth paired phone. Does this mean you have to upgrade to Lariat and SYNC 3 to obtain this functionality?
"2022 Ford Maverick XL and XLT models lack native voice recognition capability and are therefore unable to change radio stations, temperature, or govern media players through simple verbal commands."
2022 Ford Maverick XL And XLT Do Not Offer SYNC 3: Here's Why (fordauthority.com)
The quote shown below from the article below that seems to say that I would NOT be able to press the voice button and make calls or play music on my thumb drive using voice commands with a bluetooth paired phone. Does this mean you have to upgrade to Lariat and SYNC 3 to obtain this functionality?
"2022 Ford Maverick XL and XLT models lack native voice recognition capability and are therefore unable to change radio stations, temperature, or govern media players through simple verbal commands."
2022 Ford Maverick XL And XLT Do Not Offer SYNC 3: Here's Why (fordauthority.com)
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