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Unfortunately, my phone doesn’t have the MHL feature. Remove the cellphone battery plug-in charger and permanently attach it to an HDMI input. I looked into this and think it’s a good way to go. ' ' one of the forum members suggested using an MHL adapter to connect to an unused HDMI input on your TV’ never worked very well because it would always drop out after a few minutes, too long to reconnect to be effective. My main goal was to be able to instantly view my front door from my TV. This lack of Windows Interface and lack of dark mode has left me disappointed. Now I really have no PC interface for the Wyze eco-system. I run Google security check quite often as well as change my password to be unique and strong. I haven’t seen any unrecognized device since, but I will need to keep an eye on it. I did find one guy mention Bluestacks as a possible cause. I did loads of research, nothing from Google. I changed the google password twice and the S8+ showed up again and again. I never had a S8+ but owned a S8 for one day and returned it.

I haven’t seen the unrecognized phone since.įor me, Google identified the phone as a Samsung Galaxy S8+. I deleted both Bluestacks applications I had on my PCs. I deleted the offending, unrecognized device and found I could no longer log into Google on Bluestacks. I noticed this multiple times and again yesterday, I believe I fixed it.

I found that Bluestacks was simulating an Android phone and Google was misidentifying it as a Samsung Galaxy S8+ phone.

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