Google continues to withdraw support from older Android versions. The company, which has updated the support list for Calendar and Chrome in the past weeks, now seems to have its hands on Android Auto. The last update of the application, Android Auto Turns out it won’t work on older versions.
Android Auto will not work on Nougat and older versions
According to the details in the application update, Google is adjusting the supported Android versions for Android Auto. According to this Android 7 Nougat Android Auto support will be discontinued on devices running or older versions.
Android Auto allows users to access applications and services on their phones via the vehicles’ infotainment screen. However, notifications will be shown stating that an Android update is required to use the app.
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Codes in Auto version 11, Android 8 (Oreo) and has warnings stating that support will be discontinued for phones running earlier versions. The app will inform you that they need to update to the latest version of Android for Auto to continue working.
This move comes after companies that stopped supporting Nougat in recent weeks chrome And Calendar It follows other Google apps like. Nougat, released in 2016, accounts for 2 percent of the market.
Google has not made an official statement regarding Android support. However, the change in the application’s update notes shows that their phones will not be able to access Android Auto soon. It’s unclear when it will stop working for Nougat or earlier versions, though.
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