Luckyarmpit
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I've seen at least one other person mention it, so I thought I'd put it here to see if we could come to a solution. Lately, when using Android Auto, and I say "OK Google", the following happens:
I'm not sure if this started happening with an update from the Assistant, or an update with AA (I'm kicking myself for not paying attention). I tried uninstalling all updates to the Google Assistant, but AA won't launch unless the latest version of the Google app - which contains the Assistant of course - is installed. And I can't revert my AA app as it's not a system app so I can only download the latest version from the Play Store.
Just thought about this... I could always go to apkmirror and download older copies of AA. Hmmm.... *scratches chin*
Want to know if anyone else is experiencing this issue, and if there are any successful workarounds. Not being able to use the Google Assistant hands-free kinda defeats the purpose of Android Auto.
- The music stops
- I do NOT hear the acknowledge beep
- The Google Assistant icon dances from the vertical lines to the Assistant circle icon
- 10-15 seconds later, I hear the acknowledge beep then the timeout beep almost tripping over each other
- The music starts back up
- The music stops
- I hear the acknowledge beep this time
- The Google Assistant icon dances from the vertical lines to the Assistant circle icon
- The dancing continues until I tap the screen
- The music starts back up
- The music stops
- The Google Assistant icon dances from the vertical lines to the Assistant circle icon
- 10-15 seconds later, I get a message that says "Poor Connection"
- The music starts back up
I'm not sure if this started happening with an update from the Assistant, or an update with AA (I'm kicking myself for not paying attention). I tried uninstalling all updates to the Google Assistant, but AA won't launch unless the latest version of the Google app - which contains the Assistant of course - is installed. And I can't revert my AA app as it's not a system app so I can only download the latest version from the Play Store.
Just thought about this... I could always go to apkmirror and download older copies of AA. Hmmm.... *scratches chin*
Want to know if anyone else is experiencing this issue, and if there are any successful workarounds. Not being able to use the Google Assistant hands-free kinda defeats the purpose of Android Auto.
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