Get Teamviewer Security Statement

First, you need to assign the computer to your TeamViewer account. You do so under Options > General > Account assignment. Enter your account credentials in the appearing dialogue. Afterwards, activate the checkbox Grant <YourAccountName> easy access under Options > Security > Unattended access.

Understandably, their top concerns are that TeamViewer access data could be tapped or that a third party could monitor their connections. TeamViewer has brute-force attack security protocols in place to keep connections safe and private.

View Recovery Code To log in to the Management Console, open https://login.teamviewer.com/ and use your TeamViewer account credentials. From the top menu click your user name > Edit profile. The dialog Profile Settings opens. Click General > View Recovery Code.

If the device is not yet assigned to your TeamViewer account: Click Extras --> Options --> Security --> click the Configure... button --> The Assign to account dialog box will open --> Click the Assign button --> Under Unattended access activate the Grant easy access checkbox --> click OK.

Secure Connections TeamViewer traffic is secured using RSA 4096 public/private key exchange and AES 256-bit session encryption. This technology is used in a comparable form for https/TLS and is considered completely safe by today's standards.

If the device is not yet assigned to your TeamViewer account: Click Extras –> Options –> Security –> click the Configure button –> The Assign to account dialog box will open –> Click the Assign button –> Under Personal Password (for unattended access), activate the Grant easy access checkbox –> click OK.

TeamViewer is free for personal use, which means any tasks within your personal life for which you are not being paid. Connections between personal devices at home or helping friends and family remotely qualify as personal use. To learn more, see this article from the TeamViewer Community.