Enable developer settings Unlock Android Auto's full potential You can't fully improve Android Auto's usability without enabling developer settings.

However, enabling the developer settings is necessary if you want more control over your options. Here's how to access them. On your mobile device, open Android Auto.

Whether you’re a developer looking to test out your application on Android Auto or to run an app that hasn’t been released on the Play Store, you’ll need to enable Developer settings. Google ...

In the Android Auto settings menu, scroll down to the bottom of the page and tap the version number ten times. When prompted, tap OK to accept enabling developer settings.

You can access the hidden features and settings of Android Auto through this app. Unlocking the full potential of your Android Auto experience is now easier than ever.

Android Auto users rejoice! You can fix the reboot issue when wirelessly connecting by turning off these options in Developer Settings.

To get the most from your Android phone, you can activate and enable some Developer options. Here are some that we think you need to know.

Unfortunately, this proved to be a waste of time until now, as the issue has no fix, given that not even the forced switch from the Android Auto developer settings works.

If you've got developer settings on, you can alter the entire Android Auto interface: In Android Auto on your phone, tap the triple-dot menu and select Developer settings.