Google Wifi App will be merged into the Google Home App: Report
Users will only be able to see the current state of their networks from then on, and any improvements, such as installing new routers or access points, will have to be done via the Google Home app.
According to news, Google is deprecating its dedicated Google Wifi app for controlling its routers in favor of integrating the feature into the Google Home app, which will enable users to access and manage all of their connected devices in one location.
In June, Google will delete the Wifi app from the Play Store and iOS App Store, requiring all users to use the Google Home app exclusively, according to the article.
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Since the launch of the Nest Wifi routers in 2019,
which could only be configured via the Google Home app, Google has been working
on this move.
Migrating existing Wifi setups to the Google Home App will unlock new features such as using Google Assistant to pause the Wi-Fi
link, test your current internet speed and display a guest Wi-Fi password on a
Google Nest Hub or Nest Hub Max display, according to Google.
Since the launch of the Nest Wifi routers in 2019,
which could only be configured via the Google Home app, Google has been working
on this move.
Migrating existing Wifi setups to the Google Home App will unlock several new features. These include the features such as using
Google Assistant to pause the Wi-Fi link, test your current internet speed, and
display a guest Wi-Fi password on a Google Nest Hub or Nest Hub Max display,
according to Google.
While Google's how-to warns that once a user switches to the Google Home app, they can't go back, it appears that migrating a network setup is a relatively simple method.
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