Even if you disable the Android Auto app and unpair your devices, the process may still launch automatically if you connect your phone to your car — even if it’s just to charge it or play music. To really seal the deal, you’ll want to disable Android Auto’s auto-startup functionality to prevent it from even launching in the first place.
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Open your Android phone’s Settings app.
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Type “Android Auto” into the search bar.
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Tap on Android Auto in the search results to see its settings.
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Tap the “Start Android Auto automatically” option.
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If it is available, tap Disable.
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If you cannot fully disable it, tap “If used on last drive.”
If you enable the “If used on last drive” option, Android Auto will still turn on automatically the next time you plug your phone in, but you can just exit out of it. The next time you plug in, it shouldn’t activate automatically anymore.
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