I drive old cars so I have never run into these kind of things anyway, but if you had a hobby phone it seems you wouldnt have to do 1, 2, and 3 above!

Delete them immediately after use! Also, don't forget to delete your map history too (You should do this even if you have a hobby phone).

You will only be taken where you "have" to go, not where you "want" to be.

Yep, got to do it right after you sync your phone book.. I don't let salesmen sync my phone book as safety valve. I do it my self.

Xyz my # 1 ATF is to come up with colleagues in my car. Wouldn't that be a riot especially with following question "do you hobby too"?

mine shuts the radio off and sends calls through , i shut the

Bluetooth off ....hey , y would your hobby phone be connected to your car ? I shut the blue tooth b/c I hate incoming calls while driving ..you do have a seperate phone , correct ???

Holodecks are from Star Trek, they simulate anything.
You want to play a card game with Einstein and Steven Hawking?  Go to the holodeck.
You want to be in 19th century Paris?  Go to the holodeck.
You want to screw 20 escorts tonight?  Go to the holodeck.  
Then when it is time to leave the envelope, just say "end program" instead

If I ran the Ford motor company in the future, that is how I would make these cars.  Husbands would leave their wives in order to buy these cars.  Forget about all this bluetooth and Microsoft syncing contacts nonsense.

My bucket is ten years old and the doors are practically rusted through but I'm keeping it until the pry my cold dead hands off the steering wheel.

Well I thought I had the technology side down by disabling my bluetooth connection when my significant other was in the car.  But technology is insidious.  On a recent in call I was running late, gave the valet a 20 to keep it out front but took the key with me (car has one of those remote keys you don't actually put in the ignition). So car is sitting in front of hotel, he needs to move it, goes in glove compartment and finds paperwork listing my home phone as my cell.  Calls home. She answers then calls me to inquire of my whereabouts - of course I am officially at work.  She asks why a hotel is calling looking for my car key.  Not a good night.  But I will never ever forget to leave the key with the valet again.