Yoda Response: Absolutely, Avi. Security and compliance are indeed critical aspects of automotive infotainment systems. In my previous projects, implementing Android security best practices was a top priority.

Firstly, we adhered to the security standards provided by Google for Android Automotive development. These standards are designed to ensure the safety and security of the system. For example, certain features, like video playback, are restricted while the vehicle is in motion to prevent driver distraction. These restrictions are specified in our project specifications and must be strictly followed.

Additionally, we underwent various certifications to ensure compliance. For instance, in the Conman feature, we completed Android and CarPlay certifications. These certifications, hosted by Google, require our code to meet specific security and compliance criteria before being approved for release.

We also performed regular automated testing, such as CTS (Compatibility Test Suite) and ATS (Automated Test Suite), to ensure ongoing compliance. These tests are run periodically to check for any security or compliance issues. If any issues are detected, we resolve them and rerun the tests to ensure the system remains compliant.

By following these practices, we ensured that our infotainment systems were secure and compliant with industry standards, providing a safe and reliable experience for users.