Diesel Benz
MB Enthusiast
The way we have got round this is to have a specific phone with its own Sim Card. This phone is left in the car and is now four years old and still going.
Regards
John
Well, this particular phone probably outruns any modern phone in durability and in the car it isn't stressed, one can expert it surviving as long as the car (better knock on wood, I don't want to see you reporting your phone got broken, and blaming me ).
But I was after the issue with incoming calls in the case of a phone with its own SIM card in the car. Like it you drive the car in one case, you might divert incoming calls to the car number if not answered (or phone off) from the one you carry. But if your wife drives the car next time, your calls might end up to the car.
But this works fine if one either does not get a lot of calls while driving or if those calling know they should call the number that makes the phone in the car ring.
I'm not trying to sell the BT adapter to anybody, just wanted to remind about that option while I accept other options may work even better in certain cases.