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When Team Viewer is mentioned, remote controlling computers typically comes to mind. But have you ever considered using TeamViewer to control two Android devices? In today's article, we'll provide detailed instructions on how to control your Android phone via the TeamViewer app.
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Step-by-Step Guide: Connect and Control Your Android Phone with Team Viewer QuickSupport
To establish a connection between two Android phones, follow these steps:
Conditions to Connect Two Devices: Follow These Steps
1. TeamViewer : The controlling device should install this app.
2. TeamViewer QuickSupport : The receiving device should install this app to accept remote control from a device with TeamViewer installed.
- Download TeamViewer for Android: Get TeamViewer for Android
- Download TeamViewer QuickSupport: Get TeamViewer QuickSupport for Android
How to Control: Follow These Steps
Step 1: Launch the TeamViewer QuickSupport app on the receiving phone. Look for your ID to send to the controlling device.
Step 2: Open the controlling phone with the TeamViewer app installed > enter the ID from step 1 and press Remote Control > wait for the phone to connect.
Step 3: On the receiving phone, a notification will prompt asking if you want to accept the connection. Press Allow.
Step 4: Instantly, you're controlling the device via TeamViewer. Now, you can operate the receiving phone as if it's in your hands.
Step 5: To disconnect, tap the 'X ' symbol on the app > select Close.
Find the guide to connect and control your Android phone with Team Viewer QuickSupport here. If you encounter any difficulties during the process, leave a comment below the article. We'll respond to your inquiries promptly. Once successfully connected, you can refer to the article on remote controlling Android when lost to help you regain your device.
