Connect to secure networks with a Passpoint profile

Your Chromebook automatically finds and connects to compatible and secured Wi-Fi networks with a Passpoint profile. A Passpoint profile is downloaded and installed through an Android application. This lets you connect without the need to select the network or manually enter your credentials.

Connect to Passpoint

Important:
  • Passpoint subscriptions are applied to individual ChromeOS devices and aren't synced across devices under your account.
  • Passpoint subscriptions are available through certain Android apps. These apps will request permission to install Wi-Fi networks to the device.

To connect to a Passpoint network:

  1. Download and install the Android app.
  2. When the app requests permission to install a new Wi-Fi network, select Allow.
    • After setup is complete, the device will automatically connect to participating networks.

Tip: To remove these credentials and all Wi-Fi networks automatically discovered with these credentials, you can either:

  • Uninstall the app or from Settings.
  • Manually forget one of the Wi-Fi networks automatically discovered.

Find a Wi-Fi Passpoint subscriptions

  1. At the bottom right, select the time.
  2. Select Settings .
  3. Under "Network,” select Wi-Fi and then Known networks.
  4. Under “Passpoint subscriptions,” select a specific Passpoint subscription.
  5. You can find:
    • Subscription expiry date
    • Associated Wi-Fi networks
    • List of fully qualified domain names associated with the provider

Remove a Wi-Fi Passpoint subscription

Important: When you remove a Wi-Fi Passpoint subscription, it will stop your device from connecting to associated Wi-Fi networks.

  1. At the bottom right, select the time.
  2. Select Settings .
  3. Under "Network,” select Wi-Fi and then Known networks.
  4. Under “Passpoint subscriptions,” next to a Passpoint subscription name, select More and then Remove.
    • Optional: Select a specific Passpoint subscription and then Remove.

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