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Android Auto's Spotify crash finally has a fix, rolling out today

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Android Auto's Spotify crash finally has a fix, rolling out today

Android Auto drivers have been encountering an issue with the Spotify app recently, according to Android Authority. The bug causes the app to display an error message stating “Spotify isn’t responding.” Google has confirmed that a fix for this problem is being rolled out today. It is not uncommon for Android Auto to experience occasional missing features, broken functions, or other bugs.

Some examples include Gemini not running Google Home routines or connection drops or freezes on certain phones and car head units. The Spotify app issue specifically has affected Android Auto users, preventing them from accessing the app. When they tried to open Spotify, they were greeted by an error screen that read “Spotify isn’t responding.”

This was followed by options to either exit the app or wait for it to start working again. An image of the error screen is available for reference.

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