Can't launch Android Auto, keeps asking to enable drawing over other apps Within the past couple of weeks or so, I've started having an issue with Android Auto not launching when I connect to my car's Bluetooth.  Whenever I try launching Auto, it shows a dialog instructing me to enable drawing over other apps.  I hit the continue button, it takes me the setting, and it's already enabled.  Returning to Auto, it's still asking for this permission.  If I hit the "No Thanks" button, the app just exits, meaning I can't even use it in a diminished capacity.

I've tried a number of things already, from disabling the setting and re-enabling it, to uninstalling and reinstalling Android Auto.  None of it has worked.  I don't remember getting a system update in this period of time, but it's entirely possible (even likely) that Android Auto received an update that somehow broke it.

What do I need to do in order to get Android Auto working again?
Check all the other permissions that Android Auto might need.  For me, the notification access permission was disabled for some reason, but Android Auto never took me to that setting until after I rebooted.  There are instances where apps need some permissions toggled off then on again in order to work properly after an update.  For instances, after updating LightFlow, the app gets me to toggle notification access off and on.