- #HOME 2 HOME HOW TO#
- #HOME 2 HOME FULL#
- #HOME 2 HOME TV#
This documentary presents a lush, fast-paced perspective of exotic countries such as Myanmar, and Timor-Leste, and of smiling, friendly people, without delving into perils of which there are many during such a journey. Data associated with their Nest devices and the home may be permanently deleted, including video history footage and thermostat settings.As an avid independent traveler on a shoe-string, I found this documentary entertaining, although it's scrubbed of most unpleasantness, and glosses over obstacles.
If the member you remove from the home migrated their Nest Account and Nest devices (such as cameras and thermostats) to a Google Account, those devices may be removed from the home. They no longer have access to Nest Aware features, including video history. These devices are no longer linked to the home member you removed.Įxception: Nest Hub Max might get removed and video history footage could be deleted. Assistant-enabled devices such as Google Pixel Tablet and Nest speakers and displays, including those set up by the removed member, should remain in your home. They no longer have access to the devices or services in the home, and their account is no longer linked to the devices. They are notified that they were removed from the home. At the top right, tap Remove Leave home. Under the home name, tap the profile icons of home members. At the top, select the home you want to edit. If you have more than one home, tap Favorites. If you’re the only member of the home, the home gets deleted, including home data such as video history footage and thermostat settings. You have to sign out of this account on this home’s Google TVs or in under Security Your devices. #HOME 2 HOME TV#
Your Google TV account isn't removed from this home. Other members continue to have access to Nest Aware features. You no longer have access to Nest Aware features, including video history. If you set up a Nest Cam with your Nest Hub Max, the Nest Hub Max should also no longer be available.Įxceptions: Google Pixel Tablet, Google Nest Wifi, Google Wifi, Assistant-enabled speakers and displays, and Chromecast devices should still be available to other home members even if you remove yourself from the home. Other members should no longer have access to the devices or services you set up, including Nest thermostats, alarms, locks or cameras. Other members continue to have access to the home. You no longer have access to the home and the devices and services associated with that home. #HOME 2 HOME HOW TO#
Note: Learn how to let your child use Google Assistant on your devices.Ī maximum of 6 people can share a home. Google Account for children under 13 (or the applicable age in your country).Google Workspace (formerly G Suite) account.Note: Only the primary user of a Pixel Tablet can set up Voice Match and personal results. Set up personal results, Voice Match and Face Match on existing and new Assistant-supported devices.View the names and email addresses of everyone in the home.View activities and events from all devices and services linked to the home.Automatically link their media services, like YouTube, to speakers, smart displays, and Chromecast built-in devices in the home.
Use and change the settings of the devices in the home.Add new devices, like speakers, displays, or smart light bulbs.Add and remove other home members, including you.
#HOME 2 HOME FULL#
When someone becomes a member of a home, the following info and settings are shared with them: Full access and control of devices and services
Only invite people you trust to become home members. At the top, tap the down arrow select the home you want to edit. Learn how to remove data associated with your account. Note: Data associated with your Google Account is not deleted if you delete your home.
Data associated with the home, such as video history from Nest cameras you might own or thermostat settings, is deleted. You can't use the Home app to control devices you added to a particular home, including lights, displays, speakers, cameras, thermostats, and locks, unless you set those devices up again in a new home. The home is removed from your Google Account. Otherwise, you can only remove yourself from the home, and the remaining home members still have access to the home and its devices. If you aren’t the only member of a home, you first need to remove all other members from the home with the Google Home app. You can delete a home from the Home app if you’re the only home member.
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