Drivers love Apple CarPlay because it enables safe interaction with iPhone apps through the car’s built-in screen.It turns out police in Australia are benefiting from CarPlay for a whole other safety purpose.Law enforcement vehicles in Western Australia are using CarPlay to help identify vehicles of interest without the need for specialized equipment inside the car.
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