Google keeps updating its latest and older devices including the Pixel lineup, Next Wi-Fi, Nest Doorbell, Nest Hub, and also applications (Android & Wear OS). Recently, we were informed that Google Photos will soon allow you to select the default app for editing RAW files.
According to the latest report, Google Wi-Fi Provisioner’s latest update rolling out via Play Store with a new explanation of the app. The latest update comes with the build number 1.2.482943591, the new update fixes some bugs and brings some improvements.
The Google Wi-Fi Provisioner is included with your device and enables over-the-air updates for Carrier Wi-Fi network configurations. This feature makes it easy for devices to access more connectivity in more places.
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What is Google Wifi Provisioner for?
The Google Wi-Fi Provisioner is used to “Provision and manage Wi-Fi network configurations.” There are no other details with (old) generic screenshots used for the Play Store listing. On a Pixel 6 Pro, 7, and 7 Pro, version 1.2.
Is Google Wifi discontinued?
After December 19, 2022
Your OnHub router will still provide a Wi-Fi signal, but you’ll no longer be able to manage it with the Google Home app. You won’t be able to update things like Wi-Fi network settings, add additional Wifi devices, or run speed tests.