And even if you had unattended access, if the computer is locked, it's not like you already know the user's password and can login as that user. My recommendation would be to show the user what it looks like if someone remote connected via TeamViewer using unattended access. You could technically still get in with Windows Authentication (assuming you have that enabled in your policy settings). If the user is super concerned, have them change the unattended access password on their machine (only place it can actually be changed from what I understand). They get a rather large popup in their system tray that shows someone has connected (which even shows the name of the person who is connecting). The thing with TeamViewer Host is that an end user is going to know you are connected to their machine. Open the TeamViewer QuickSupport app again and Allow the Cropster Support person to reconnect.We use TeamViewer Host as well, and I had a user bring up that same concern the other day.Click Quit & Reopen to apply the changes. When the following dialog appears again.

Switch to the Accessibility menu in the left menu bar and, again, check the box next to TeamViewer QuickSupport.Check the box, next to TeamViewer QuickSupport (under Screen Recording).

You need to enter your PC password to confirm.

On the bottom left corner, click on the lock icon to make changes.

(The yellow triangle indicates that full access has not been granted)

In case you have ignored the prompt, you can do so afterwards as well. When downloading TeamViewer you will be prompted to review the S ystem access. How to allow remote control via TeamViewer (Mac only)Īpple has introduced a security feature with MacOS 10.14 (and higher) that requires additional permissions to be assigned to TeamViewer to allow us to control your Mac after connecting to your computer via TeamViewer.

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