TeamViewer Remote Control

Name: TeamViewer Remote Control
Rating: 4.4816303 (1035298 reviews)
Author: TeamViewer

Use this app to remotely control other devices

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TeamViewer Remote Control is a powerful app that enables you to remotely access and control other computers and mobile devices from anywhere. Whether you're providing spontaneous support, managing unattended servers, or accessing your own devices on the go, TeamViewer offers fast, secure, and seamless remote connections.

Features include screen sharing, real-time HD video and audio transmission, intuitive touch and control gestures, and bidirectional file transfer. The app supports multiple platforms including Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and Windows Mobile. With robust security measures like 256-bit AES encryption and 2048-bit RSA key exchange, your sessions remain highly secure. Easy device management and chat functionalities enhance the overall remote support experience. Simply install the app and connect using ID codes from the TeamViewer QuickSupport app on target devices to start controlling remotely immediately.

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Version:

15.66.741 Last updated: 2025-06-04

Version code:

1566741

Creation date:

2011-06-14

Permissions:

android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE
android.permission.ACCESS_WIFI_STATE
android.permission.BLUETOOTH_CONNECT
android.permission.BLUETOOTH_SCAN
android.permission.CAMERA
android.permission.FOREGROUND_SERVICE
android.permission.FOREGROUND_SERVICE_REMOTE_MESSAGING
android.permission.INTERNET
android.permission.MANAGE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE
android.permission.MODIFY_AUDIO_SETTINGS

Size:

68.37MB

Email:

su*****@teamviewer.com

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

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Source:

Google Play Store

Updated:

12 hours ago

Ranking

# 1,236 ▼ 3

Other rankings

#100 in Business (Gross) ▲

#113 in Business (Free) ▲ 1

#3 in mobile view keyword 31

#6 in control keyword 37 ▲ 1

#10 in team sharing keyword 13 ▲ 1

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User reviews

Users appreciate TeamViewer for its easy and feature-rich remote access capabilities useful for personal tech support. However, recurring issues include frequent false commercial use flags that restrict sessions, poor support for free users, unstable connections causing freezes and disconnects, and dissatisfaction with recent UI and subscription changes pushing paid licenses. These issues have led many to seek alternative remote access solutions despite the app's strengths.

Pros

Easy remote access to PCs from mobile devices
Feature rich with professional-grade remote control capabilities
Secure connections with good security measures
Helpful for personal tech support and remote troubleshooting
Stable connection when it works properly

Cons

Frequent false detection of commercial use resulting in session limits or lockouts
Poor customer support for free/personal users, especially regarding commercial use disputes
Unreliable connections with freezing, disconnects, and lag issues
User interface changes causing confusion and dissatisfaction
Annoying prompts and forced subscription upsells limiting free usage

Recent reviews

Poor UI design and unreliable connection My main problems are that when you try and establish a connection to a device, the app doesn't indicate it's sent a request for many seconds. If I try and send another request in that time, the first request will fail. And it is more common than not that during a screen share, the connection will catch an error and the screen will freeze, forcing me to end the session and retry.

Er*****, 2025-01-13

I use it to controll my pc Hooked to my tv but it kicked me to commercial lisense. works ok but it is bad at seperating how it is used. I have thought about trying other options because of it. And then the desktop app keeps injecting its shortcut onto my empty background at every update. Seems for the convience it was it falls short now. more and more it just wants to push the paid licence and at that price it is not worth that. I found Rustdesk and am very happy with that. Far better than to