Google Home and Chromecast devices are reportedly killing peoples’ Wi-Fi. The problem, first reported by Android Police, originally seemed localized to users of the Google Home Max speaker and the cheap, but usually excellent, TP-Link Archer C7 router. However since Android Police first reported the problem, it seems to have spread to other Google devices and TP-Link routers.

Your Chromecast or Google Home Might Be Screwing Up Your Wi-Fi

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Your Chromecast or Google Home Might Be Screwing Up Your Wi-Fi

Your Chromecast or Google Home Might Be Screwing Up Your Wi-Fi