Google Addresses Gemini Call Bug in Android Auto with Quick Fix
Google has released an update to resolve a significant bug affecting Gemini's ability to make calls via Android Auto and on mobile devices. Users had reported receiving "Something went wrong" error messages when attempting to initiate calls. The fix requires users to update the affected application to its latest version through the Google Play Store.
Google has deployed a rapid solution for a bug that prevented Gemini from making phone calls for users of Android Auto and on mobile. Reports indicated that numerous users were encountering issues when trying to use Google's AI assistant for calls, often resulting in an error message stating, “Something went wrong. Please try again.”
The problem persisted despite standard troubleshooting efforts, such as clearing app data or reinstalling applications. Some users had resorted to switching back to Google Assistant or uninstalling recent updates to restore calling functionality.
To rectify the issue, Google has rolled out a fix. Users experiencing this problem are advised to update the app to its most recent version, which is available in the Google Play Store.
(Source: Android Authority)
