Post AtFiFCBzu89v1IdDPs by MrGR@mastodon.social
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 (DIR) Post #AtFiFCBzu89v1IdDPs by MrGR@mastodon.social
       2025-04-19T10:18:24Z
       
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       Gibt es eigentlich auch ein Navigationsgerät für Autos auf opensource Basis? #navigation #auto #opensource #osm #googlefrei #google #maps
       
 (DIR) Post #AtFiFDFDzcKoHb9J5M by torgeros@norden.social
       2025-04-19T10:44:16Z
       
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       @MrGR I would hope that AOSP supports Android Auto? But I do not know whether or not osm clients like #organicmaps support Android Auto...
       
 (DIR) Post #AtFiFE8AhKHr20rBjM by MrGR@mastodon.social
       2025-04-19T11:23:43Z
       
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       @torgeros Ich glaube nicht. Android Auto gibt es nur von Google. Um Android Auto nutzen zu können, muss man die Google Play Dienste installieren. Das geht übrigens sogar mit einem @GrapheneOS  Handy, allerdings nutzt man dann die Google Dienste und Google maps.
       
 (DIR) Post #AtFiFExZcDP5bQuEqm by GrapheneOS@grapheneos.social
       2025-04-19T14:52:17Z
       
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       @MrGR @torgeros You don't have to use Google Maps to use Android Auto.Android Auto currently only has the Google implementation requiring Google Play services. However, GrapheneOS supports using Google Play as regular sandboxed apps with absolutely no special access. Android Auto is also supported as a sandboxed app, but you need to grant special USB access at a bare minimum via a toggle to use wired Android Auto and more than that for wireless Android Auto. Wired requires very little though.
       
 (DIR) Post #AtFiFFkUgKXG39nJ6O by GrapheneOS@grapheneos.social
       2025-04-19T14:55:22Z
       
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       @MrGR @torgeros You can use Organic Maps with Android Auto. In order to use apps with Android Auto, they need to explicitly support it as the Play Store variant of Organic Maps does. They also need to be installed from the Play Store, which is straightforward via the sandboxed Play Store on GrapheneOS. Android Auto has a check for the installer and we don't bypass these kinds of security checks in GrapheneOS as many other mobile operating systems which are the opposite of hardened are doing.