An update to the Google Home app is telling people that “multiple users are now supported” — although, it seems the message might have been published by accident, as actual multi-user functionality isn’t yet available in the app.

The message, which appears in the app’s “Discover” tab, tells users: “Now, you and others in your home can get a personalized experience from your Assistant on your Google Home.” It’s only the latest sign that multi-user support will be on the way soon. Previously, a tear-down of the app’s code revealed that the feature was in the works.

Multi-user functionality is clearly needed for home assistants like Google Home and Amazon’s Alexa, which have the ability to tap into all sorts of personal accounts (including email, music, and more). Even with multi-user support, though, neither Google and Amazon have begun to tackle the problem of user identification — that is, recognizing different users by their voice, instead of requiring them to switch accounts manually.

We’ve reached out to Google about this change to the Home app, and will update this article if and when we hear more.

Update April 11th, 6:00AM ET: The message has now been removed from the app, suggesting we’ll be waiting for multi-user support a while longer yet.