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Updated · Android Authority · Jul 15

Google Rolls Out Android Auto 17.2 Fix for Disconnects on Uncertified Head Units

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Updated · Android Authority · Jul 15

Google Rolls Out Android Auto 17.2 Fix for Disconnects on Uncertified Head Units

3 articles · Updated · Android Authority · Jul 15

Google said a new Android Auto update is now reaching users to stop the crashes and random disconnects that made version 17.2 effectively unusable for some drivers.
The company traced the problem to uncertified aftermarket head units, saying the bug affected a small number of people during the 17.2 rollout.
Affected users are being told to install the latest build—stable 17.2.662638 or beta 17.3.662813—depending on whether they are in the beta program.
The update closes a problem that had pushed some users to downgrade to earlier Android Auto releases while waiting for an official fix.

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