A software glitch involving Android Auto is reportedly creating trouble for voice calls on foldable devices. The problem interferes with the in-car communication experience, affecting users who rely on hands-free calling while driving.
While Android Auto regularly receives updates to maintain broad compatibility across the Android ecosystem, foldable form factors occasionally introduce unique software challenges. In this instance, the bug appears to directly impact how calls are routed or handled when a foldable handset is connected to a compatible vehicle dashboard.
It is currently unclear whether a quick server-side fix or a full app update will be required to resolve the bug, but Google typically addresses prominent vehicle connection issues in upcoming patch releases.
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