Google tests 'Connected accounts' feature to share Google One perks
Code found within Google's apps points to an in-development feature called 'Connected accounts,' which would let users share Google One storage and AI benefits with other accounts without setting up a formal family group. The feature appears to still be under development and has not been officially announced by Google.
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If released, this could simplify sharing subscription benefits for users who don't want the structure or restrictions of a family group, such as partners or roommates who aren't family. It suggests Google may be trying to make its One subscription more flexible and appealing to a wider range of users.
- Code references a 'Connected accounts' feature in Google's apps
- Feature would allow sharing Google One storage and AI perks outside a family group
- Google has not officially confirmed or announced the feature
Source: androidauthority.com, 2026-10-22
Published there as: “Google One may soon fix its biggest multi-account headache”
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