Google says Android Auto fix is rolling out for One UI 9 connection problems

Google says a fix for Android Auto connectivity problems on Samsung phones running One UI 9 is now rolling out, according to a report by Android Authority. The glitches appeared to hit Galaxy owners shortly after they updated their handsets.
Glitches followed the One UI 9 update
Numerous Samsung users reported connectivity problems with Android Auto after updating to One UI 9. The issue seemed to be concentrated among Galaxy owners who had only just installed the update on their handsets.
Android Auto is widely valued by drivers, but the reports suggest it stopped working reliably for some users on the new software.
Google confirms awareness and rollout
Google had earlier confirmed that it was aware of the problem. It now tells Android Authority that a fix is rolling out.
According to the report, devices running Android 17 and One UI 9 should see the resolution soon, offering the prospect of glitch-free Android Auto connectivity for those users.
What is confirmed and what is not
The confirmation of the fix comes from Google as reported by Android Authority, the only outlet cited for this story. The facts do not say how many devices are affected or exactly when each user will receive the fix.
Open questions
- How many users are affected by the connectivity problem?
- When exactly will the fix reach individual devices?