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Android Auto appears to be preparing another compatibility cutoff, with Android 10 users now being warned that support will end soon.

Drivers still hanging on to smartphones released before 2020 may need to update or buy a new device if they still want to use Android Auto.

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Android 10 users are seeing warnings that Android Auto support may end, potentially making Android 11 the minimum requirement for wired connections.