I am using TeamViewer for Android to remotely control my computer and it works great, but I recently noticed it uses up a LOT of bandwidth, even in Optimize Speed mode. I have a limited 3G plan and I would like to reduce TeamViewer's bandwidth consumption as much as possible, at the expense of image quality. For example, I would have no problem with going to grayscale, or 256-color mode, but this option is not available on the android client, as far as I can tell. Is there any way to optimize the bandwidth consumption of TeamViewer for Android, beyond choosing the Optimize Speed quality setting? If not, is there any other remote desktop client for android that you can recommend which does a better job that TeamViewer in this category? Thanks

I am running Windows 7 on my PC and the latest version of Android on my Samsung 7" Galaxy 4 Nook tablet. I installed the newest versions of TeamViewer on both as I wanted to be able to control my PC remotely from the tablet. Setup went easily and flawlessly and the connection does allow me to take full control of the PC. This is a dynamite app! However, one annoying idiosyncrasy popped up. As soon as the connection was initiated, TeamViewer caused the PC display to change resolution and size to match the landscape format of the Samsung screen. Looks great on the Samsung but miserable on the PC's display. Moreover, when I broke the connection, the PC display did not return to its former resolution or display shape. I had to reboot to return to its original condition. Any suggestions on how to keep the PC in its "normal" display mode during the remote connection, or at least how to immediately restore the format as soon as the connection is broken? Thanks, Phil

As the title implies... Every time I attempt to start an AnyDesk or Teamviewer session I'm met with this giant billboard asking me to allow the connection. The warning is from Android, not from the apps. And I need to bypass this Cannot root this phone, unfortunately... How ? : | Thank you ahead **P.S.:** More people would benefit from an universal solution But **in my case**, the phone is **Android Go**. It has no app overlay option. For that reason, *Teamviewer Host* does not work.

My grandma is 89 years old, and I have installed **TeamViewer** on her Android tablet in order to remotely assist her. But it is a problem for me to teach her understanding the screen messages, even when it is a single "*Accept incoming connection? Yes/No*" . Is there any way to configure TeamViewer for Android to **connect to it without any intervention** on remote side? - **Free**(gratis) options preferred.

I use the TeamViewer Android application. How can I paste the clipboard content from the Android TeamViewer client to the computer running the TeamViewer server that I connected to? When I press on CTRL + V