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:

Download and install the Android app.
- Learn more about which apps are compatible.
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 subscription

At the bottom right, select the time.
Select settings .
Under 'Network', select Wi-Fi Known networks.
Under 'Passpoint subscriptions', select a specific Passpoint subscription.
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.

At the bottom right, select the time.
Select settings .
Under 'Network', select Wi-Fi Known networks.
Under 'Passpoint subscriptions', next to a Passpoint subscription name, select More Remove.
- Optional: Select a specific Passpoint subscription Remove.

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