Mike Eissele, chief technology officer at TeamViewer. “Smartphone ownership and usage has exploded over the last 10 years and so have the security capabilities within the devices,” says Dr. Redesigned user interface makes it even easier fill in text fields and to use keyboard short-cuts like F5 and Ctrl+Altįull mouse support for iPads improves productivity on tablets Improved in-session interactions such as remote reboot and more intuitive use of black screen Version updates include:īiometric protection with iOS FaceID/TouchID and Android Face/Fingerprint Recognition Additional embedded security features include a ‘black screen’ for connections from mobile devices, keeping the information being accessed on the remotely located device private, and all connections are protected with end-to-end 256-bit AES encryption and other industry-grade security features. The optional security features are recommended by many security experts and can be set up for all TeamViewer remote control connections. After one or multiple mobile devices are registered, users will be asked to allow or deny each connection via the registered devices. Unauthorized access can similarly be blocked on the account-level in TeamViewer with two-factor authentication (TFA) and incoming connections can also be verified via TFA push notifications. The TeamViewer Remote Control app can now be locked behind biometric authentication, which prevents unauthorized access even if the mobile device is left unlocked. This new security feature leverages native biometrics face and fingerprint authentication on Apple and Android mobile devices. TeamViewer Remote Control app is an intuitive way to remotely control computers, tablets, smartphones and other devices from a mobile device. TeamViewer, a global provider of remote connectivity and workplace digitalization solutions, has added another layer of security to its TeamViewer Remote Control app, along with several new usability improvements.
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