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Google is kicking millions of Android devices off Android Auto - is yours one of them?
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Android Auto is being disabled for devices running Android 10 or below, and Google just confirmed it. Soon millions of Android devices will stop connecting with Android Auto entirely. “Android Auto will soon stop working on this phone” For the past few weeks, Google has been showing a warning message on Android Auto dashboards connected with phones running Android 10 or older. The company just confirmed that it is raising the minimum working requirement to Android version 11. This means that...
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