“Powered off” means what in this context? I don’t have a chromecast but I don’t think you can turn off a chromecast. From my searching there is no “off” function. It stays on in standby waiting for the TV to come back on.
But even if there’s a way to turn it off via software or Home app, it would need to still be accessible wirelessly in that state because otherwise there’d be no way to turn it back on. Even in a software “off” state either wifi or bluetooth would need to be on so you could turn it back on.
Like how you turn off your TV, and it will still respond to the remote the next time you press the power button and turn it on. It’s literally exactly the same thing. It has a power button, it’s Bluetooth controlled (so is my telly and the telly remote) but when in power off, same as you would power off a playstation or computer (but that’s a hard press button, not a remote) the headphones or speakers you Bluetooth connect, connect to it. I would assume it’s the Bluetooth connectivity, is receptive to everything, but it’s just sus because it’s Google and it essentially always therefore has its ears open, because everything that connects to it has a microphone. Even its own remote.
“Powered off” means what in this context? I don’t have a chromecast but I don’t think you can turn off a chromecast. From my searching there is no “off” function. It stays on in standby waiting for the TV to come back on.
But even if there’s a way to turn it off via software or Home app, it would need to still be accessible wirelessly in that state because otherwise there’d be no way to turn it back on. Even in a software “off” state either wifi or bluetooth would need to be on so you could turn it back on.
Like how you turn off your TV, and it will still respond to the remote the next time you press the power button and turn it on. It’s literally exactly the same thing. It has a power button, it’s Bluetooth controlled (so is my telly and the telly remote) but when in power off, same as you would power off a playstation or computer (but that’s a hard press button, not a remote) the headphones or speakers you Bluetooth connect, connect to it. I would assume it’s the Bluetooth connectivity, is receptive to everything, but it’s just sus because it’s Google and it essentially always therefore has its ears open, because everything that connects to it has a microphone. Even its own remote.