Chromecast users have reported an "untrusted device" error that is preventing them from using their devices. Google has acknowledged the problem and stated they are ...

A serious bug has hit some older Chromecast devices 2nd-gen Chromecasts and Chromecast Audio dongles are affected Google says it's now working on a fix for the problem A strange bug has hit 2nd ...

It seems as though the saga of the Chromecast untrusted device bug is finally drawing to a close: Google has now pushed out an additional fix for those users who factory-reset their devices as a way ...

"Untrusted device: [name] couldn't be verified. This could be caused by outdated device firmware," or "We couldn't authenticate your Chromecast." Also: Your Android phone just got a major audio ...

Google started rolling out an update on Thursday to fix Chromecasts that suddenly lost the ability to cast. Now, it also has a fix to take care of the ones that were unexpectedly bricked after an ...

Reports are surfacing today of second-generation Chromecasts and Chromecast Audio devices suddenly failing to stream, displaying an “Untrusted device” error ...

First, you'll have to find and click on the settings icon. Hit the General tab, then scroll down to Privacy. The Privacy menu ...

Google has acknowledged the widespread Chromecast outage. It has warned affected users not to factory reset their Chromecast. The company did not provide any timeline on when it would resolve the ...

Users trying to stream content were met with alerts which said the device could not be authenticated, its connection had failed, or the Chromecast itself was "untrusted". Google said in August ...

Chromecasters are freaking out that they may not be able to keep up to date with their favourite shows, as the hardware device is experiencing a strange global “casting” outage.