Android Auto 16.0 update rolls out amid message reply issues affecting users

Android Auto 16.0 update rolls out amid message reply issues affecting users

Android Auto 16.0 is rolling out this week, but a significant bug affects Google Workspace users, blocking message replies since December. Click to find out more.

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Android Auto 16.0 has begun rolling out this week, though users are facing a significant issue as the update is causing problems with message replies. Reports indicate that since late December, some users tapping the “Reply” button on message notifications receive an error stating they need permission from their Google Workspace administrator, affecting only those with a Google Workspace account.

The previous version, Android Auto 15.9, was released in late December, and the current update does not introduce any notable features or design changes. While the rollout of version 16.0 is expected to stabilize in the coming weeks, the lack of new functionalities, such as the anticipated light mode, has left users underwhelmed.

Google is aware of the message reply issue but has not yet announced a timeline for a fix. As the rollout continues, users hope that the updates will address existing bugs and improve overall functionality.

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