Google Fixes Google Home Voice-Controlled Light Issues

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Google has confirmed and is rolling out a fix for issues affecting Google Home users' ability to control lights via voice commands. Many users reported problems with the Google Home app and Assistant, specifically targeting individual lights or lights in specific rooms. While a fix is deploying, some users may still experience problems and are encouraged to provide feedback to Google.

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