Google just launched one of Android Auto’s most requested features, but not in the US
By C. Scott Brown
- Google has announced support for Android Auto incident reports within Maps, finally.
- However, it is only available in India, at least for now.
- Hopefully, it will make its way to the US soon, as it has been a highly requested feature for years.
Android Auto is a terrific tool for using your phone’s features safely while you drive. With Android Auto, you can initiate navigation, send text messages, listen to music, and make phone calls without ever needing to remove your hands from the steering wheel or look over at your car’s infotainment display.
However, one feature that’s been notably absent from Android Auto has been the ability to send incident reports within Google Maps. Although Waze supports this (which is also a Google product), the Android Auto interface of Maps does not. In order to send an incident report in Maps, you need to use the phone app, which is obviously very dangerous while driving. Hence, most people don’t do it. For years now, this has been one of the most-requested features missing from Android Auto.
July 25, 2024 at 01:01PM
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