Please note that my experience uses it for personal use and I will definitely use the mobile and Windows versions in the future.

I have been using it for a few years now and have had very few problems. It is also used in IT support companies that use it to support users remotely and help make configurations or troubleshoot problems. You can also chat with TeamViewer while another person is accessing your screen, you can read the TV manual for this and other features. Note that the ID always remains the same, but the password is changed every time you close a TV connection (until you have selected a static password, if so, you have chosen to keep the same password so another person can reconnect if you restart your Team Viewer.) The most important part is that as soon as you turn off your TV, the connection closes and no other person will be able to access your system until you restart the TV and give your password again. When transferring files, Team Viewer will also show file transfer update, it is for security reasons so that no one will transfer/take virus or important information from your system. So when you give your Team Viewer (TV) username and password, another person can access your machine, can see the screen that you can also see when they move the cursor (mouse pointer), you can see your cursor move your screen, it can do everything on your system and you can see it. TeamViewer is basically remote desktop software that shares your system (laptop/desktop) or online meetings, web conferencing, and transferring files between computers with another person in a mirror fashion.

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