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Google's Android Auto system is dropping support for Android phones running Android 10 or older.
Google has officially dropped support for some older Android versions in Android Auto, now requiring Android 11 or newer to function.
Google has officially raised Android Auto's minimum requirement to Android 11, ending support for phones running Android 9 or 10.
After Google updated its requirements, over 10% of the active Android devices in the world are no longer supported by Android Auto.
Google is cutting off support for Android Auto on some older smartphones, meaning drivers will need to update their handset to retain access to the in-car infotainment system. In a support...
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