Android Auto now only works with Android 9.0 and above
29.07.24
Google has updated the operating system requirements for using the Android Auto car platform. From now on, you will need a device with Android 9.0 (Pie) or higher to connect your smartphone to the car. This decision was made in order to ensure more stable operation of Android Auto and improve the user experience.
New versions of the Android operating system offer advanced features that allow optimizing the operation of the application and integration with the car. It also allows developers to add new features and improve the overall user experience.
Main changes:
- Smartphone update: Owners of devices running Android 8.0 (Oreo) and earlier will need to update their operating system or purchase a new device to continue using Android Auto.
- More features: Users of new Android versions will have access to a wide range of features and improved performance.
- Safety on the road: Higher operating system requirements will help improve driving safety, as new versions of Android often include updates and improvements to system stability.
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