This popular Android Auto feature might be coming back - here's why

Google is reportedly considering restoring a popular feature in Android Auto, the in-car infotainment system. The feature in question is the ability to access the full menu of apps on the connected smartphone, which was removed in a recent update. The change was met with backlash from users who relied on the feature to access a wider range of apps while driving. Google has acknowledged the user feedback and is now exploring ways to bring back the full app menu functionality. The decision to remove the feature was part of Google's efforts to streamline the Android Auto interface and prioritize safety. However, it seems the company has recognized the importance of providing users with more flexibility and access to their preferred apps while driving. The article suggests that Google's potential reversal of this change could be driven by the need to address user concerns and maintain the competitiveness of Android Auto in the in-car infotainment market.