GM isn’t ready to rip off the CarPlay/Android Auto band-aid quite yet

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GM clarifies it won’t drop phone projection support ‘overnight’ after its CEO said it would remove the capability from its gas cars too.

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GM isn’t ready to rip off the CarPlay/Android Auto band-aid quite yet
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