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One UI 7 could revive Multi Sound for Android Auto disabled in One UI 6.1.1

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Samsung disabled Sound Assistant’s Multi Sound feature in One UI 6.1.1 for Android Auto. In a recent development, it has emerged that One UI 7 could bring back the Multi Sound feature of Sound Assistant for Android Auto.

The moderator confirmed the changes made in One UI 6.1.1 regarding the Multi Sound feature when using Android Auto. The update has disabled the specific feature to address compatibility issues with different Android Auto manufacturers.

Meanwhile, Samsung is monitoring customer feedback and plans to reconsider supporting the feature in future OS updates. The moderator hasn’t specifically mentioned One UI 7, but it is most likely to return with the next major update.

Multi Sound feature functioned differently depending on the Android Auto manufacturer, causing various issues. The company has made a change in One UI 6.1.1, which disables the Multi Sound feature in Sound Assistant when using Android Auto.

Sound Assistant is a plugin offered by Samsung under the Good Lock umbrella. It allows users to adjust the sound balance between different audio sources, such as speakers, headphones, and external devices.

You will find it quite useful when using multiple audio outputs at the same time. For Android Auto users, it unlocks a pleasing experience to elevate their listening. However, the removal of One UI 6.1.1 has disappointed many users.

One UI 7 update should revive the Multi Sound feature for Android Auto users. The moderator hasn’t made any mention of the next upgrade. However, Samsung is set to unveil the One UI 7 at next month’s Developer Conference.

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