As of version 15.2, Android Auto's Quick Control feature no longer works for cars with vertically-oriented screen layouts.

The latest Android Auto 15.2 update has left the quick controls feature broken for a lot of users. It's mainly affected vertical screens.

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The latest Android Auto 15.2 update appears to have unintentionally broken the “Quick Controls” feature for certain users, ...

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Google has been steadily adding new security and protection features to Android. The company introduced anti-theft protection ...

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Android Auto has just updated to version 15.2, and while that would normally mean getting a few shiny new features for your ...

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Users complain that updating their devices to Android Auto 15.2 removed the taskbar widgets; other unrequested changes also ...

Early reports of the malfunction appeared in late September, coinciding with Android Auto 15.2’s move to the stable release ...