Google just fixed the problem that broke Chromecast devices
What's the story
Google is releasing an update to fix a widespread issue plaguing its Chromecast devices.
The problem, which emerged over the last weekend, has been blocking users from casting content with "untrusted device" errors.
The glitch has especially affected 2nd generation of Chromecast and Chromecast Audio devices.
Though Google hasn't revealed the exact cause of these errors, a Reddit user hinted an expired certificate embedded within could be the culprit.
Fix underway
Google's response to the Chromecast issue
Addressing this technical glitch, Google has confirmed that a fix is being rolled out for the affected devices.
"We have started to roll out a fix for the problem with Chromecast (2nd gen) and Chromecast Audio devices, which will be completed over the next few days," Google said in a support post.
The tech giant further clarified that users must ensure their devices are connected to receive this update promptly.
Ongoing problem
Issue persists for users who factory reset their devices
For those who have already tried factory resetting their devices, Google has acknowledged an active issue.
"You may still be experiencing an issue where you cannot re-setup your device," the company said.
Google is actively working to fix this issue and has advised users to keep an eye on the support post for updates on its status.