With the upcoming Android 15 QPR2 release, the VPN by Google service will likely be available for the Pixel Tablet. VPN by Google is the replacement to Google One’s VPN service and is available exclusively for free on the Pixel 7 and later.

When VPN by Google rolled out to older Pixel phones in June, the Pixel Tablet was excluded, though that might be changing.

When Google started rolling out the VPN, the app was briefly available for the Pixel Tablet via the Play Store. However, Google disabled the Tablet from signing in via a server-side update, and the Play listing then said the Pixel Tablet was an incompatible device.

It's been a little over a year since Google launched the Pixel Tablet and it's really grown on me. It's a unique device that seamlessly blends into my home thanks to its clever charging speaker dock and is a device that I pick up every day.

The upcoming Google Pixel Tablet 2 is rumored to receive significant upgrades that could make it a much more powerful device for both work and play. While the first Pixel Tablet was a decent device for media consumption, it lacked some of the features and accessories that would make it truly useful for productivity tasks.

VPN by Google is currently available on Pixel 7 and newer phones, but not the Pixel Tablet. With Android 15 QPR2, Google appears to be adding support for the Pixel Tablet. Multiple reports indicate that Pixel Tablet users can now connect to VPN by Google, including on the stable Android 15 build.

Google's Pixel-exclusive VPN, aptly named VPN by Google, is available on Pixel 7 and later released smartphones. Instead of being offered through the Google One app like the tech

The Pixel Tablet launched in June 2023 with a Tensor G2 chip and an optional speaker dock. That was the extent of the add-ons, though. A new report from Android Authority says Google dropped plans for a keyboard case,