Android Auto Updates Disrupt Wireless Connectivity for Users

Users of Android Auto have reported significant wireless connectivity issues following updates to versions 13.4 and 13.5, released in January and February. Complaints include unexpected phone reboots when connecting wirelessly, complete failure to connect, and unreliable Bluetooth performance, with many reverting to wired connections for functionality. Google has acknowledged the problem and is investigating a fix, although no estimated timeline has been provided for resolution. Reports indicate that while the issues are not widespread, they affect a range of devices and vehicles, leading to frustration among users who previously experienced seamless connections. The latest versions, 13.6 and 13.7, are available, but it's unclear if they address these problems. Users are advised to check for updates and exercise caution when updating Android Auto until a fix is confirmed.