The graph shows the number of reports per hour
Google Home status history: 24-hour outage overview
The chart shows the service status for Google Home over the past 24 hours, highlighting periods of downtime. It provides insight into recent disruptions and helps users understand platform reliability. Tracking Google Home status history keeps users informed and ensures a smoother experience.
This overview displays the number of user-reported issues per day over the past 28 days.
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This list shows the countries with the highest number of reports received in the last 24 hours.
Google Home response time history:
Note: the chart shows the last 10 measurements of Google Home response time (in seconds) and the status of the monitored servers and website. These measurements are part of our automatic public site check and indicate site availability at each test point. Apps or service components not directly linked to the website are not included. Values in the chart may reflect the status of a specific service component, not the entire system.
Below you will find details of major service disruptions. We show both the start and end times for each event so you can easily see when the disruption occurred and how long it lasted.
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Update 2:
We have verified these two methods, and both have worked for us. As of now, Google has not provided an official solution if you have factory reset your Chromecast...
Update 2:
We have verified these two methods, and both have worked for us. As of now, Google has not provided an official solution if you have factory reset your Chromecast Gen 2.
Option 1 (If not factory reset):
1. Unplug the power cable from your Chromecast.
2. Wait for about a minute.
3. Plug it back in.
This should trigger an update and resolve the issue.
Option 2 (If factory reset):
1. Set the date on the device running the Google Home app to, for example, March 7.
2. Force close the Google Home app.
3. Reopen the app and proceed with the Chromecast setup.
Update: The latest information we have gathered is that the security certificate used by Chromecast has expired, which is causing the issue many users are experiencing. As far as we know, Google is currently working on a fix. Stay tuned for updates!
Numerous users have reported issues with Google's Chromecast devices, particularly the second-generation Chromecast and Chromecast Audio models.
The problem appears to be widespread, affecting users globally, and is not limited to specific regions. Despite the growing number of reports, Google has yet to release an official statement addressing the issue. Users have taken to various online platforms to express their frustrations and seek solutions.
These issues range from devices not connecting to the service, commands not being executed properly, and delays in response time. Our team has gathered information from various user reports and found that the issue is affecting a significant number of users.
Some users have speculated that the issue may be related to increased traffic due to current events. However, this has not been confirmed by Google. In the meantime, some users have found temporary workarounds, such as resetting the Chromecast and manually setting their device's date to a time before the issue began. However, these solutions are cumbersome and may not be effective for all users.
It's worth noting that Google discontinued the original Chromecast in 2023 but has not announced any deprecation for the second-generation Chromecast or Chromecast Audio models. The current issues have raised concerns among users about the future support for these devices.
We will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as they become available. In the meantime, affected users are advised to contact Google Support for assistance and to explore temporary workarounds shared by the community.
Google’s Connected Home products bring convenience, automation, and intelligence to everyday living. Designed to integrate seamlessly with Google Assistant and Google Home devices, these smart home solutions enhance security, entertainment, and home management with cutting-edge technology.
From smart speakers like Nest Audio to voice-controlled displays such as the Nest Hub, Google’s Connected Home ecosystem allows users to control lights, thermostats, cameras, and more—all with simple voice commands. Devices like the Nest Thermostat help optimize energy usage, while Nest Cam and Nest Doorbell provide real-time home security monitoring with smart alerts and two-way communication.
Entertainment is also effortless with Chromecast, enabling users to stream content from their phones, tablets, or laptops directly to their TVs. Whether managing daily tasks, playing music, or setting reminders, Google’s smart home products work together to create a connected, intuitive home experience.
With deep integration into Google services like Google Assistant, Google Home app, and Google Nest, setting up and controlling smart home devices has never been easier. Whether you’re automating routines, securing your home, or enjoying hands-free convenience, Google’s Connected Home solutions adapt to your lifestyle.
Explore the full range of Google smart home devices at Google Connected Home.
Entireweb Status is a real-time monitoring service tracking thousands of apps and online services around the clock. By combining automated scanning with user reports, the system can quickly detect problems and display outages as they happen - both globally and locally.
The service is created by the Swedish search engine Entireweb and uses advanced crawlers to continuously monitor websites and services. Status updates are therefore based not only on user reports - automated scans allow faster and more reliable problem detection.
Some services, like Spotify, do not always have a traditional status page. Entireweb Status combines automated monitoring with real-time user reports, covering even hard-to-monitor services. This hybrid method provides faster and more accurate updates than traditional monitoring alone.
The interactive map shows in real-time where problems occur. Users can see immediately if an outage is global or limited to a specific country or city - making it easier to understand the scope of the disruption.
Entireweb Status currently monitors over 5,500 services, including Spotify, Instagram, Netflix, and Facebook. The platform is rapidly growing with the goal of becoming a market leader in real-time status updates.
- Hybrid monitoring: combines automated scans and user reports for fast, accurate updates.
- Fast updates: real-time notifications allow users to act immediately on disruptions.
- Interactive map: shows exactly where outages occur.
- Global coverage: Entireweb’s infrastructure enables reliable worldwide monitoring.
Entireweb Status delivers fast, reliable, and comprehensive real-time updates about apps and websites. Whether tracking popular apps like Spotify or Instagram, or monitoring your favorite websites, Entireweb Status keeps you informed.
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