You can also use it to share your ETA and progress with friends and family, which is ideal when you’re meeting up somewhere. The app offers turn-by-turn directions, reroutes you based on traffic, and alerts you about accidents, hazards, and police locations. You can get all sorts of useful real-time information about the road ahead from the active community on Waze. It’s simple integration, but it’s certainly welcome for driving when you want as few distractions as possible.
You can also have Android Auto read your messages out loud, and you can tap a large button to send a pre-typed “I’m driving right now” message in reply to any of your messages. If you have Messenger on your phone, then any incoming messages you receive will be sent to your Android Auto (if active), so you can keep up with everything. There are many other messaging options, but if you’re already using Meta (formerly Facebook) Messenger to keep in touch with friends and family, then you don’t want to change just because you’ve gotten into your car. Spotify is constantly updating the app for smooth functionality. Getting set up with Android Auto is easy - just plug your phone in and you’re good to go. If you want to download your songs for use in places without mobile data, or if you’re on a limited data package, then you’ll need a Spotify Premium subscription for $10 a month. If you’re not subscribed, you can still access music streaming for free with ads. Spotify is the largest music streaming service in the world, and with its connection to Android Auto, you have access to Spotify’s massive database of available songs, albums, and artists.
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