Samsung Galaxy devices have several optimization services that can impact Audacy. To have a seamless listening experience, we recommend allowing Audacy to run in the background by adjusting your Galaxy device's Battery, Memory, and Data-Saving settings.
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Battery Saver
Open Settings, and then tap Apps. Select Audacy, and then tap Battery. Select Unrestricted.
You'll also see Optimized and Restricted, but these options will not allow the app to play audio while your Galaxy device is locked or in the background.
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Sleeping Apps - Memory Saver
Open Settings. Tap Battery. Tap Background usage limits. Tap Sleeping apps and check if Audacy is listed. If it is, tap and hold on Audacy and remove it from the list. If it doesn't appear in this list, tap back and then tap Deep sleeping apps, and look for Audacy there. If it is, touch and hold the app in the list, and then tap Remove to delete it from your Deep sleeping apps list. We recommend adding Audacy to your Never auto sleeping apps list.
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Data Saver
Navigate to Settings, and then search for and select Special access. Tap Allowed to use data while Data saver is on, and then tap the switch next to Audacy to enable it.
We do not recommend using Audacy with Power saving mode, as playback may be abruptly halted to save battery life. Your device may prompt you to enable Power saving mode when it gets below 20% battery. To disable Power saving mode, Open Settings, and then tap Battery. Turn off Power saving by tapping the switch. You can also swipe down from the top of the screen to disable power saving mode in the settings drawer.
Regarding Android Auto's app launcher:
If the Audacy app isn't displaying in your Android Auto app launcher, it may be temporarily deactivated due to a battery-saving setting. For more on enabling Audacy and keeping it visible in Android's app launcher, see this article: Why can't I find Audacy in Android Auto?