Google Cloud Print stops working: no more printing from the cloud

Google Cloud Print It is a service that probably many users in Spain already know. This Google service was created to make it easier for Chrome OS users to print documents quickly and easily, as it is based on the cloud, like many Google services.

Some time ago the firm announced that they were going to end Google Cloud Print, setting the end date for this service on the last day of 2020. We will not have to wait long for the end of this service therefore, because it is this week when it will stop working Definitively.

Google will also shut down Google Cloud Print, its cloud printing service

Google has announced that in a few months Google Cloud Print, its cloud printing service, will stop working on all platforms.

Google Cloud Print says goodbye

It is this Friday, January 1, 2021 when Google Cloud Print stops working permanently. Just over a year after the announcement of its closure, Google makes this service stop working. For users who make use of this service, they are recommended to look for other alternatives in the market.

This service has been of great importance to users over time. Google created a system that allowed easy printing, since users were not forced to create and manage different printing systems for various devices and printers. Also facilitating the printing of photos or documents from Android thanks to its app.

It has been a long time since Google announced the closure of this service, so if you used this service you may have looked for an alternative to use on your devices, such as Chrome OS or Android. One more service from the American firm that ends up closing down, disappointing those users who did consider it a useful service.

Google Cloud Print stops working on all platforms, so your Android app will be removed as well. Tomorrow will be the last day that this cloud printing service works and on Friday it will no longer be usable.

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