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8 practical ways to prevent phone overheating while using Android Auto

By

Artie Beaty

4d ago· 5 min readen

Summary

Android Auto can cause phone overheating due to simultaneous use of navigation, music streaming, charging, and data transmission. The article provides 8 practical solutions to help cool down phones while using Android Auto, including reducing screen brightness, disabling unused apps, using a vent mount for airflow, avoiding direct sunlight, using a shorter or higher-quality charging cable, turning off Bluetooth/Wi-Fi when not needed, updating apps and software, and taking breaks to let the phone cool down.

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Android Auto can be an incredibly useful tool, but it's pretty taxing on your phone.
When your device is navigating, streaming music, charging, sending data, and more at the same time, it's no surprise it might start to run hot -- especially if you live in a warm climate.
I've seen high temperature warnings on my phone several times while using Android Auto, and it's frustrating to have to disconnect or even turn off your device when you need it most.
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Android Auto uses a lot of resources, which can make your phone hot. Here's how to help.

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