DUDU7 6+64g I don't receive calls nor can I call from the sim

Verema

So I don't see much use in having a SIM card in the dudu, since nowadays you can send data to the dudu with 5G speeds from a phone via Wi-Fi, which runs faster than from the screen's own 4G. dudu, it's my thinking

MihaiFlorin

Verema You just do as you wish. The advantage for me is I don't depend on the phone. But everybody is allowed to have a different opinion.

Verema

Yes, looking at it like that is fine, but it depends if you depend since you need it to be able to call and receive calls jajajaja,

MihaiFlorin

You can receive and make calls. You can sync your phone with your unit. And you'll have all your contacts on your head unit if you give the necessary permissions.
https://wiki.dudu-auto.com/en/%E7%B3%BB%E7%BB%9F%E5%8A%9F%E8%83%BD/%E8%93%9D%E7%89%99%E7%94%B5%E8%AF%9D

Gwinambele

MihaiFlorin
We are not talking about BT calls.

MihaiFlorin

Gwinambele The way these devices are meant to be used is to create less distractions as possible. If you want calls and messages is only your choice. At the moment this is not possible. But like I said earlier not everyone has the same needs. If the devs would implement this functionality or not is only their choice. I am not an expert but I think this is more a hardware limitation than software. Although these devices are android devices, you must understand that they are not functioning like an android phone.

HondaCivicDriver

MihaiFlorin JhonnyD
That whole topic about the non-availability of incoming calls through the internal sim card is quite old acctually. I have been wanting it since I got my m6pro 1 year ago. The most detailed explanation as to why it is not possible I could get from the developers here was that this feature was limited by the basic FYT system on which the whole range of head units by Mekede / DuduAuto is built on. So unless FYT changes it in the future by new hardware, nothing will change. Don't expect anything.

Verema

I think the distraction is the same if you have to call or answer from your phone, or you do it from the dudu, if it's a hardware issue I don't know the truth, but in the old android radio with version 5 that had the sim reader was the same, the only thing that is if you had the option to call and receive. It would be a very good option if it could be added in future updates It's my way of thinking

ciubaka

JhonnyD i dont think so. It depends on FYT. And they tried to do it but there was too much issues related.

At the end of the day its not a phone but a car head unit which should work as a headset.

hrtloop

Anyone find a solution for receiving WhatsApp, Messenger, or Google Voice calls and notifications?

wwest2

hrtloop From what I know, there isn't any way for that, like @HondaCivicDriver explained.

piper

Google Meet works for voice but not video in my little testing

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