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A new bug hitting Android Auto causes the app to close mid-drive and no longer start after replugging the phone into the USB port

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autoevolution 23 Jan 2021, 12:00 UTC · by In theory, running Android Auto should be just a matter of seconds because users only need to connect their phones to a head unit, after which the app is either started automatically or shows up on the screen for a manual launch. 1 photo But as it turns out, even a little thing like running the app is sometimes broken down on Android Auto, with plenty of users recently coming across a problem that’s wreaking havoc in their cars. Connecting the ...

autoevolution 20 Jan 2021, 14:59 UTC · by 1 photo Sorry, I don’t understand you” error whenever drivers try to perform an action hands-free. While the issue has been around for a while, it was reported once again on Google’s forums earlier this week, and several other Android Auto users confirmed the whole thing is happening in their cars too. “ Ive tried everything and it doesnt work for me. I activate the voice assistant and when I ask him to play music for me, from any platfor...

Android Auto disconnecting all of a sudden isn’t necessarily something new. This time, however, users who turned to Google’s forums to ask for assistance claim this behavior showed up out of the blue earlier this month.

One of the Android Auto issues that showed up in 2020 and which nobody can explain concerns music apps. For some unclear reason, they start playing songs all of a sudden, sometimes even in the middle of the night, and what’s worse, even at 100 percent volume.

We’ve known for a while cables are often the magic thing making the difference between a flawless Android Auto experience and a complete nightmare, and it looks like the same is happening in the case of a problem hitting the Google Pixel 5.

Waze is currently one of the most popular navigation apps out there, and of course, it has millions of users on Android Auto, too.

Voice commands are a must-have for so many Android Auto users out there, and it’s all for a good reason: they allow them to control essential features, such as phone calls and navigation, without looking at the screen, thus reducing the distraction substantially.