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Att may soon make your WarnerMedia content larger for the car.

In addition to the repository, there are Instagram and Twitter identifiers parked for the property. Although the Instagram account is sterile, Twitter’s nickname is already verified and includes a link to a WarnerMedia Ride online page that lately redirects to the main page WarnerMedia.com.

The Twitter account also includes a description of the new service in its timeline, telling others to “download the WarnerMedia Ride app to learn about your ?’s news, sports, and entertainment.”

Megan L. Martin, vice president and senior brand advisor at Warner Bros. Entertainment, she’s listed as a lawyer on the record.

AT-T declined to comment.

Created after AT-T ended its $85 billion merger with Time Warner in 2018, WarnerMedia is the organization that hosts a host of entertainment offerings from telecoms giants, film studio Warner Bros., DC Comics, cable channels TNT, TBS and CNN, sports. Turner Sports and Bleacher Report platforms, premium HBO and Cinemax channels and HBO streaming.

While it’s not transparent what it’s going to affect homes or how much a service like this can cost, the AT-T Connected Car indicates that the company already has relationships with more than 25 automakers, adding BMW, Chevrolet, Ford, Honda, Porsche. Toyota, to provide cellular connectivity in their cars.

Offering more entertainment on the pass would make sense for both AT-T and automakers, as cars are more advanced. Several recent models from other brands already come with giant touchscreens, and Tesla even offers apps for Netflix, YouTube, and Hulu to use when their cars are parked.

Although it is not recently indexed on the AT-T website, Tesla has worked in the past with the wireless carrier to provide cellular connectivity for its cars.