While getting tech support remotely is a lifesaver while working from home, TeamViewer is introducing two-factor authentication to give users some degree of privacy when they're not in trouble. — dpa
TeamViewer makes it possible for someone from your tech team to remotely access different devices at any time in order to help solve everyday IT problems.
But for anyone who doesn't like the thought of someone else being able to gain remote access to your desktop, there's now a new two-factor authentication (2FA) option for Windows users of TeamViewer.
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