Use a secure network with a Chromecast device
We recommend that you use a secure network with your Chromecast device.
While it's good security practice in general, using a secure network
will also help prevent others from joining your Wi-Fi network without
your knowledge and casting content to your TV. Be extra careful whenever
you go online using a network you don’t know. Learn more about setting
up your home router and Wi-Fi network securely here.
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