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Google confirms Android Auto no longer works on these Galaxy phones
Google ends Android Auto support for older Android versions, cutting off millions of legacy phones from in-car connectivity.
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Google ends Android Auto support for older Android versions, cutting off millions of legacy phones from in-car connectivity.
Android Auto now requires Android 11 or higher, cutting off phones running Android 9 and 10.
Android 17 reaches just one percent of devices after four months, while older software continues to power millions of active smartphones.