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Okay. Can we go back to cars not having chips built in them now.
What? Do you not know how AA works? I'll explain. AA runs entirely on your phone and the car screen simply acts as a touch monitor.
As for the flagging parked apps. You didn't read the article. This I won't explain. Go read the fucking article.
Tbf, I read the article and Ron mentions Android automotive a couple times. That's the one that runs on the chip built into new cars as opposed to your phone. That's the thing GM was/is planning to use on their MY2025 instead of Android Auto (phone based).
So I actually support Joe's call for a return to cars without chips. Ones that ~~rely on~~ support Android Auto, not Android automotive