Today I learned that another French company iodé was able to integrate Android Auto in their operating system iodéOS.
Moreover, I learned that Magic Earth is no longer available for free. It appears that it’s now a paid app and it seems that it never will become open source.
It’s just something for your information.
Regain your privacy! Adopt /e/OS the deGoogled mobile OS and online services
as for AA: it’s what sn-00-x worked out initially in a module, using stubs. All “freeer” roms use that approach. /e/OS and iodé in the same way, Calyx wrapped it up slightly different, but same idea at the core.
the stub idea is pretty useful and not limited to AA to allow “system level” Google apps that you think useful to optionally work as a user install
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