Since Android Auto is able to tell when the car is moving shouldn't we be able to watch YouTube/Streaming services on our infotainment screens?

It seems like a simple solution. Force GPS to be on. Just like navigation with Google maps. Then enable YouTube/Netflix/Prime. Only when parked. We have these new giant infotainment screens and aside from Teslas we are limited to audio and navigation only. It seems like a waste. I think it would drastically improve the Android auto experience.

Wondering how others felt?



Submitted September 27, 2020 at 04:31AM by thekevo1297 https://ift.tt/3j86FWl https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

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