Google has announced that it is rolling out a fix for Chromecast devices affected by "untrusted device" errors, which have been plaguing users since the weekend. The issue, which seemed to widely affect Chromecast 2nd generation and Chromecast Audio devices, prevented users from casting content to their devices.

The cause of the errors remains unknown, but a Reddit user suggested that the problem might be related to an expired certificate baked into the devices. Google has not provided an official explanation for the issue, but has confirmed that it is working on a solution.

According to a Google support post, the fix is being rolled out over the next few days, and users must have their devices connected to receive the update. However, users who attempted a factory reset may still be experiencing issues, and Google is working to resolve this problem as soon as possible.

In the meantime, a Reddit user has shared steps that users can try to resolve the issue while waiting for Google's official fix. The company has promised to provide updates on the situation through its support post.

The swift response from Google is a welcome relief for users who have been struggling with the issue. The Chromecast has been a popular device for streaming content, and the error has caused frustration among users who rely on it for entertainment.

The incident highlights the importance of timely software updates and maintenance for IoT devices. As more devices become connected to the internet, manufacturers must prioritize security and reliability to ensure a seamless user experience.

Google's prompt response to the issue is a testament to its commitment to providing reliable products and services. The company's efforts to resolve the problem quickly will likely help to maintain user trust and confidence in its brand.

As the rollout of the fix continues, users can expect a return to normal functionality for their Chromecast devices. In the meantime, users are advised to keep their devices connected and wait for the update to be applied.