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The original Chromecast might finally be dead (for real this time)

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The original Chromecast might finally be dead (for real this time)
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The original Chromecast, released over a decade ago, is reportedly losing support from major streaming apps. Google officially ended support for the device in 2023, and now apps like YouTube and HBO Max no longer recognize it. Users may need to upgrade to newer streaming devices as more apps are likely to drop compatibility over time.

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