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In my 2022 that I just picked up, I notice that I get zero notification of texts when I'm not in the Android Auto screen.  Every time you start the truck you have to manually select the Android Auto icon.  That part works fine.  But I'm told that with CarPlay you still get text notifications if you're on the native Nav or Radio App.  It would be nice to not be stuck in Android 

Auto 24/7.  Is that just how Android Auto is or does my truck need an update or something like that?

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22 hours ago, Skeld said:

In my 2022 that I just picked up, I notice that I get zero notification of texts when I'm not in the Android Auto screen.  Every time you start the truck you have to manually select the Android Auto icon.  That part works fine.  But I'm told that with CarPlay you still get text notifications if you're on the native Nav or Radio App.  It would be nice to not be stuck in Android 

Auto 24/7.  Is that just how Android Auto is or does my truck need an update or something like that?

there is s a setting (must be done in park) to allow what to notify

 

a text

subject only 

et.

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On 10/16/2022 at 9:56 AM, Mic_ said:

there is s a setting (must be done in park) to allow what to notify

 

a text

subject only 

et.

 

That's a setting in the Chevrolet UI or in Android Auto?

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My last truck was a 2019 Silverado LD/LT. It would always notify me when text messages came in and would play them aloud as well. My current truck (2023 Silverado LT) says I need an internet connection in order to hear my text messages aloud. What a bunch of crap! I have tried everything in the settings and nothing has helped. Is this the bottom line?? (I have an android phone, Samsung S23+)

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My 2020 won't give me any notification of any kind. I do get phone calls. Unless I'm using the phone as a source for playing music and such. So I'm I looking in setting for this to turn on or pick? 

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