Share the same networks across your devices

You can keep your Googlebook and Android phone with the same Google Account connected to known Wi-Fi networks. This helps you get seamless and quick access to trusted Wi-Fi networks across your personal devices, without the need to re-enter passwords.

Requirements

When you use Wi-Fi Sync, your device saves Wi-Fi credentials and automatically syncs to other devices linked to the same Google Account. If a network password changes, your devices receive and update the new credentials automatically.

To set up Wi-Fi syncing between your devices:

• Sign in to the same Google Account on each device you want to sync.
• Make sure Cross-device services is enabled on each device.
• Make sure each device you want to sync is in the same device group.

Tips:

• You can’t sync when connected to public networks, like those with login pages or terms and conditions. You can directly join these but your devices don’t share these credentials.
• You can’t sync when connected to enterprise networks that a domain policy manages.
• If your device has multiple profiles, Wi-Fi information syncs only to the profile signed in with the Google Account that initially added the network.

Automatically share Wi-Fi

1. Open your Googlebook’s Settings app .
2. Select Connected devices Connection preferences Cross-device services.
3. Select Internet sharing.
4. Turn on Automatically share Wi-Fi.
   • Synced networks are automatically added to your saved networks.

Remove a synced Wi-Fi network

1. Open your Googlebook’s Settings app .
2. Select Network & internet Internet Saved networks.
3. Select the network you want to remove Forget.