Android Auto already has its own screen of death and stops working on some mobile devices

Once you’ve been using Windows PCs for a few years, you’ll realize that the fatal Blue Screen of Death has arrived, a screen that, while true, appears much less frequently on Windows 10 and Windows 11, yes, that was pretty common yet. in Windows XP or Windows 7.

Well, just when we thought that the fatal blue screen of death had passed into a better technological life and that we would not find it, now the Android Auto user group is facing something similar, the black screen of deatha screen that completely blocks the terminal, preventing the use of the vehicle’s operating system.

And this is something that, as can be read on the official Google support forums, there are several users who claim that the latest OnePlus phones, specifically the OnePlus 10 Pro, do not work with Android Auto.

They note that when connected, they see only a black screen, which does not happen to them, for example, when using previous versions of phones of the same brand.

There is also a user who indicates that his Motorola One 5G has exactly the same problem and is left with a completely black screen in Android Auto with no option to start the operating system.

Interestingly, all affected users agree that they have a Pioneer receiver in different versions, which may also be related to this particular item.

Users claim that clearing cache, clearing data, reinstalling Android Auto, uninstalling updates, and so on do not solve the problem.

Thus, we will have to wait if Google from the side of Android Auto, OnePlus or Motorola eventually releases some kind of update in the coming weeks.