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Well, the easiest would be to just not give location & make another google account.

But if you don't want to:

  • Go to Play Store, find Google Homepage -> 3 dots in the top right corner -> Disable Auto Updates.
  • Uninstall Google Home
  • Get the latest version, what doesn't those permissions from here
  • You are good to go.

A note about it:

  • Google Home (and other Google apps) have a tendency to be annoying with prompting auto updates, so I suggest, that after setting up everything with your cast devices, uninstall the app. (Chromecast functionality will still work and devices will update themselves, to latest non-beta (even if you are in it) automatically)

3rd Way (Chrome computer needed):

  • Install the non-beta (the one with no other text) Google Cast as an extension from the web store.
  • Visit this page
  • Set up your Chromecast and you are good to go!

Note: It sometimes steals your logged in to Chrome Google account. That's not Ideal. How to make it not:

  • Go to Chrome Settings (click here for fast link)
  • On Google Cast select "Allow in ignoto"
  • Open an Ignoto tab and do the steps for "3rd Way" (the computer version)

That's all my brain has to offer. I highly suggest just creating another account for the Cast thing, since if you get to beta with that, it is totally worth it. (Haven't seen a single bug in the beta of my Chromecasts, only one: I get my features earlier than others ;) )

Well, the easiest would be to just not give location & make another google account.

But if you don't want to:

  • Go to Play Store, find Google Homepage -> 3 dots in the top right corner -> Disable Auto Updates.
  • Uninstall Google Home
  • Get the latest version, what doesn't those permissions from here
  • You are good to go.

A note about it:

  • Google Home (and other Google apps) have a tendency to be annoying with prompting auto updates, so I suggest, that after setting up everything with your cast devices, uninstall the app. (Chromecast functionality will still work and devices will update themselves, to latest non-beta (even if you are in it) automatically)

Well, the easiest would be to just not give location & make another google account.

But if you don't want to:

  • Go to Play Store, find Google Homepage -> 3 dots in the top right corner -> Disable Auto Updates.
  • Uninstall Google Home
  • Get the latest version, what doesn't those permissions from here
  • You are good to go.

A note about it:

  • Google Home (and other Google apps) have a tendency to be annoying with prompting auto updates, so I suggest, that after setting up everything with your cast devices, uninstall the app. (Chromecast functionality will still work and devices will update themselves, to latest non-beta (even if you are in it) automatically)

3rd Way (Chrome computer needed):

  • Install the non-beta (the one with no other text) Google Cast as an extension from the web store.
  • Visit this page
  • Set up your Chromecast and you are good to go!

Note: It sometimes steals your logged in to Chrome Google account. That's not Ideal. How to make it not:

  • Go to Chrome Settings (click here for fast link)
  • On Google Cast select "Allow in ignoto"
  • Open an Ignoto tab and do the steps for "3rd Way" (the computer version)

That's all my brain has to offer. I highly suggest just creating another account for the Cast thing, since if you get to beta with that, it is totally worth it. (Haven't seen a single bug in the beta of my Chromecasts, only one: I get my features earlier than others ;) )

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Kristofer Vesi
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Well, the easiest would be to just not give location & make another google account.

But if you don't want to:

  • Go to Play Store, find Google Homepage -> 3 dots in the top right corner -> Disable Auto Updates.
  • Uninstall Google Home
  • Get the latest version, what doesn't those permissions from here
  • You are good to go.

A note about it:

  • Google Home (and other Google apps) have a tendency to be annoying with prompting auto updates, so I suggest, that after setting up everything with your cast devices, uninstall the app. (Chromecast functionality will still work and devices will update themselves, to latest non-beta (even if you are in it) automatically)