A few days ago we told you about the problem that Google Cast systems are suffering (Chromecast) from the company Don´t be evil, for which they are saturating the Wi-Fi connections of many homes. This problem is not the first time that it has been presented using a similar system, since for example, iOS systems also had problems years ago with Wi-Fi connections from certain companies.
However, Google has got to work to solve this small problem, the company has managed patch the bug, so if you have a Chromecast it's a good time to update it.
Google has written a blog post in which it has announced that the problem has been quickly identified and its engineers have already worked on fixing it, we imagined that it must be a "minor" problem but that it really affected the use and especially the user experience, since the Wi-Fi connection in homes does not have a health and fame that allows the luxury of sharing connectivity everywhere, even though in Spain two-band routers that take advantage of 5 GHz connectivity are beginning to become popular through operators to provide more bandwidth. However, the problem persists over time, we speak logically of the Wi-Fi range, something that we will only solve by going to trusted brands.
Mainly this problem was caused by the fatal combination of the Cast built into Android, a Chromecast and TP-Link and Netgear routers (among others). It's easy, you just have to update the Google Play services (troubleshoot the com.google.process.gapps process has stopped) on your Android terminal to version 11.9.74, we leave you in THIS HIGHLIGHT the .APK that will help you download and update it easily and quickly. This way you should stop suffering from saturation problems in Wi-Fi.