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Android Auto testing a disconnect button

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Ivan, 12 October 2023

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It seems Google is testing a smartphone disconnect button for Android Auto. It will be located in the notification area of your smartphone and will terminate the phone's connection to the wireless Android Auto.

The feature is seemingly rolling out with the Android Auto 10.6 update from the Play Store, but it seems only some beta testers have had it pop up.

Android Auto testing a disconnect button for your phone

This is a very convenient feature as so far users would need to enter Airplane mode or physically disconnect an adapter to disconnect their phone from Android Auto.

It's also convenient for people who want to switch between two Android phones while in the car.

Source | Via

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  • Smartroad
  • 39x
  • 15 Oct 2023

Me and my partner have magnetic connectors for our phones. Makes connecting super easy, almost as easy as wireless, with the benefit of charging phone as well. Need to swap phone? Just flick the cable off and wave new phone near to it. Presto, r...

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  • yalim
  • BVt
  • 12 Oct 2023

car menu can switch android auto between paired devices but, this is a nice feature,too

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  • BhloO
  • 3c3
  • 12 Oct 2023

one would think this should have been added since the birth of android auto like it's common sense to have it there but it took them years. why? 🤦‍♂️

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