One of the most valuable features of Google Wifi for me is the ability to watch my network activity on a per-device level. The thing is, a lot of devices don’t correctly report themselves to the router, so it’s hard to tell what is what. Here’s how to figure it out, then change the name.
First things first: you need to find a list of all the devices on your network. We have a detailed guide on how to do that, so we recommend reading that first. But, here’s the quick and dirty:
- Open the Google Wifi app and swipe over to the second tab.
- Tap the “Devices” option.
Easy, right? Yeah. This brings up a list of all the active devices on your network. Find a device that doesn’t have a proper name—something vague, like “Android-5.” Tap it, then swipe over…
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