This clearly shows that Google is dedicated to fixing the known issue with the iOS Home app and wants affected users to remain calm while the developers work on it. I expect to hear more soon and pass along anything I learn. The latest follow-up to the thread made by a Google official mentioned the following:įor those still keeping an eye on this situation, we’re still working on things. This can cause you to have trouble identifying the device on which you are already changing settings, turning it on and off, or making changes to it until you manually check and find out.įix the issue where the Google Home app displays incorrect incoming namesįor a slight relief, the issue is well known to the engineers at Google and a solution to it will be rolled out in the next days or so. The Google Home app may appear to display incorrect names for Wi-Fi devices, but if someone has different units of the same devices set up in their home, it can be frustrating to display the generic name and not their specific names. It will end up showing the product name like “Google Nest Wifi” and not the name entered manually during device setup and the Home app itself. This is the case with the iOS Google Home app showing incorrect router/access point names for Wi-Fi devices. Like any other app, there may be times when the Home app doesn’t work as intended. Just give him commands and you will be sorted. You won’t find this functionality in the Home app, which is where Google Assistant is running. Basic layout for the Google Home appįor example, a smart plug’s native application might have support for scheduling it to turn on and off or set a timer for how long it should run. But the downside is that the Home app will not provide native features. In short, even if your third-party smart device has a dedicated app, as long as it has Google Assistant, it’s very likely that you can add that in the Google Home app.
Even non-Google or Nest devices can appear here once they’ve been linked to your Google account. This app provides a seamless experience to manage and monitor all your smart devices at home in one place. The Google Home app available on Android and iOS is the hub for all your smart devices like sockets, lights, speakers, and other Google Assistant compatible devices.
The original story (published on July 21, 2021) is as follows: New updates are added at the bottom of this story…
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