Are there remote administration tools for iPad? Preferably screen sharing
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I have an elderly friend who has an iPad and calls every few days with problems. Doing remote tech support over the phone is getting tedious.
Is there anything available for iPad that's comparable to the Mac-to-Mac screen sharing options? Searching Google only turned up apps that let you administer a Mac from an iPad.
ipad screen-sharing remote-control
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I have an elderly friend who has an iPad and calls every few days with problems. Doing remote tech support over the phone is getting tedious.
Is there anything available for iPad that's comparable to the Mac-to-Mac screen sharing options? Searching Google only turned up apps that let you administer a Mac from an iPad.
ipad screen-sharing remote-control
asked Nov 24 at 17:11
Edward Falk
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Does your elderly friend has a Mac?
– Nimesh Neema
Nov 24 at 17:35
He does, but we switched him to iPad hoping it would be easier for him.
– Edward Falk
Nov 24 at 17:56
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I have an elderly friend who has an iPad and calls every few days with problems. Doing remote tech support over the phone is getting tedious.
Is there anything available for iPad that's comparable to the Mac-to-Mac screen sharing options? Searching Google only turned up apps that let you administer a Mac from an iPad.
ipad screen-sharing remote-control
asked Nov 24 at 17:11
Edward Falk
433312
I have an elderly friend who has an iPad and calls every few days with problems. Doing remote tech support over the phone is getting tedious.
Is there anything available for iPad that's comparable to the Mac-to-Mac screen sharing options? Searching Google only turned up apps that let you administer a Mac from an iPad.
ipad screen-sharing remote-control
ipad screen-sharing remote-control
asked Nov 24 at 17:11
Edward Falk
433312
asked Nov 24 at 17:11
Edward Falk
433312
asked Nov 24 at 17:11
Edward Falk
433312
asked Nov 24 at 17:11
Edward Falk
433312
asked Nov 24 at 17:11
Edward Falk
433312
433312
Does your elderly friend has a Mac?
– Nimesh Neema
Nov 24 at 17:35
He does, but we switched him to iPad hoping it would be easier for him.
– Edward Falk
Nov 24 at 17:56
add a comment |
Does your elderly friend has a Mac?
– Nimesh Neema
Nov 24 at 17:35
He does, but we switched him to iPad hoping it would be easier for him.
– Edward Falk
Nov 24 at 17:56
Does your elderly friend has a Mac?
– Nimesh Neema
Nov 24 at 17:35
Does your elderly friend has a Mac?
– Nimesh Neema
Nov 24 at 17:35
He does, but we switched him to iPad hoping it would be easier for him.
– Edward Falk
Nov 24 at 17:56
He does, but we switched him to iPad hoping it would be easier for him.
– Edward Falk
Nov 24 at 17:56
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I would probably recommend the Teamviewer app for iOS.
Full instructions found here.
It is Free and you can download it from App Store
For your specific case read this
How to Get Started with Mobile to Mobile Connections!
That will allow you screen sharing but not Control since iOS does not allow remote control at this time.
But there is an exception.
You can connect to any iOS based devices with TeamViewer for Remote Control for iOS. This feature, however, is limited to connections to apps that have the TeamViewer Screen sharing SDK for iOS integrated.
Therefore, only screen sharing is possible for connections from a mobile device to an iOS app.
On the Supported iOS App
This functionality is based on the implementation of the Screen sharing SDK by the app developer and meant for them to support their app on an iOS device.
Therefore, it is only necessary to initiate a support request from within the supported app.
answered Nov 24 at 17:24
Buscar웃
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Yes, that was the first thing I looked at, but as far as I can tell, it lets you administer a Mac from an iPad, but not the other way around. If I'm wrong about that, then this is the answer I was looking for; let me take a look at the instructions.
– Edward Falk
Nov 24 at 17:57
@EdwardFalk I have updated my post with link hopefully answering your question.
– Buscar웃
Nov 24 at 18:23
Aha! I'd downloaded TeamViewer Remote Control when what I really wanted was TeamViewer QuickSupport.
– Edward Falk
Nov 24 at 18:43
OK, I tried it out. It lets me see the iPad, but it doesn't let me control it. It's still a huge improvement, since at least I can see what's on my friend's screen, but I'm still hoping there's a way to control it too.
– Edward Falk
Nov 24 at 18:44
I believe that Apple (currently) does not allow remote control of iOS devices. Hopefully they will come to their senses, till then the solution you have is likely the best of many bad choices.
– Steve Chambers
Nov 24 at 19:00
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
2
down vote
I would probably recommend the Teamviewer app for iOS.
Full instructions found here.
It is Free and you can download it from App Store
For your specific case read this
How to Get Started with Mobile to Mobile Connections!
That will allow you screen sharing but not Control since iOS does not allow remote control at this time.
But there is an exception.
You can connect to any iOS based devices with TeamViewer for Remote Control for iOS. This feature, however, is limited to connections to apps that have the TeamViewer Screen sharing SDK for iOS integrated.
Therefore, only screen sharing is possible for connections from a mobile device to an iOS app.
On the Supported iOS App
This functionality is based on the implementation of the Screen sharing SDK by the app developer and meant for them to support their app on an iOS device.
Therefore, it is only necessary to initiate a support request from within the supported app.
answered Nov 24 at 17:24
Buscar웃
35.6k540113
Yes, that was the first thing I looked at, but as far as I can tell, it lets you administer a Mac from an iPad, but not the other way around. If I'm wrong about that, then this is the answer I was looking for; let me take a look at the instructions.
– Edward Falk
Nov 24 at 17:57
@EdwardFalk I have updated my post with link hopefully answering your question.
– Buscar웃
Nov 24 at 18:23
Aha! I'd downloaded TeamViewer Remote Control when what I really wanted was TeamViewer QuickSupport.
– Edward Falk
Nov 24 at 18:43
OK, I tried it out. It lets me see the iPad, but it doesn't let me control it. It's still a huge improvement, since at least I can see what's on my friend's screen, but I'm still hoping there's a way to control it too.
– Edward Falk
Nov 24 at 18:44
I believe that Apple (currently) does not allow remote control of iOS devices. Hopefully they will come to their senses, till then the solution you have is likely the best of many bad choices.
– Steve Chambers
Nov 24 at 19:00
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
I would probably recommend the Teamviewer app for iOS.
Full instructions found here.
It is Free and you can download it from App Store
For your specific case read this
How to Get Started with Mobile to Mobile Connections!
That will allow you screen sharing but not Control since iOS does not allow remote control at this time.
But there is an exception.
You can connect to any iOS based devices with TeamViewer for Remote Control for iOS. This feature, however, is limited to connections to apps that have the TeamViewer Screen sharing SDK for iOS integrated.
Therefore, only screen sharing is possible for connections from a mobile device to an iOS app.
On the Supported iOS App
This functionality is based on the implementation of the Screen sharing SDK by the app developer and meant for them to support their app on an iOS device.
Therefore, it is only necessary to initiate a support request from within the supported app.
answered Nov 24 at 17:24
Buscar웃
35.6k540113
Yes, that was the first thing I looked at, but as far as I can tell, it lets you administer a Mac from an iPad, but not the other way around. If I'm wrong about that, then this is the answer I was looking for; let me take a look at the instructions.
– Edward Falk
Nov 24 at 17:57
@EdwardFalk I have updated my post with link hopefully answering your question.
– Buscar웃
Nov 24 at 18:23
Aha! I'd downloaded TeamViewer Remote Control when what I really wanted was TeamViewer QuickSupport.
– Edward Falk
Nov 24 at 18:43
OK, I tried it out. It lets me see the iPad, but it doesn't let me control it. It's still a huge improvement, since at least I can see what's on my friend's screen, but I'm still hoping there's a way to control it too.
– Edward Falk
Nov 24 at 18:44
I believe that Apple (currently) does not allow remote control of iOS devices. Hopefully they will come to their senses, till then the solution you have is likely the best of many bad choices.
– Steve Chambers
Nov 24 at 19:00
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
I would probably recommend the Teamviewer app for iOS.
Full instructions found here.
It is Free and you can download it from App Store
For your specific case read this
How to Get Started with Mobile to Mobile Connections!
That will allow you screen sharing but not Control since iOS does not allow remote control at this time.
But there is an exception.
You can connect to any iOS based devices with TeamViewer for Remote Control for iOS. This feature, however, is limited to connections to apps that have the TeamViewer Screen sharing SDK for iOS integrated.
Therefore, only screen sharing is possible for connections from a mobile device to an iOS app.
On the Supported iOS App
This functionality is based on the implementation of the Screen sharing SDK by the app developer and meant for them to support their app on an iOS device.
Therefore, it is only necessary to initiate a support request from within the supported app.
answered Nov 24 at 17:24
Buscar웃
35.6k540113
I would probably recommend the Teamviewer app for iOS.
Full instructions found here.
It is Free and you can download it from App Store
For your specific case read this
How to Get Started with Mobile to Mobile Connections!
That will allow you screen sharing but not Control since iOS does not allow remote control at this time.
But there is an exception.
You can connect to any iOS based devices with TeamViewer for Remote Control for iOS. This feature, however, is limited to connections to apps that have the TeamViewer Screen sharing SDK for iOS integrated.
Therefore, only screen sharing is possible for connections from a mobile device to an iOS app.
On the Supported iOS App
This functionality is based on the implementation of the Screen sharing SDK by the app developer and meant for them to support their app on an iOS device.
Therefore, it is only necessary to initiate a support request from within the supported app.
answered Nov 24 at 17:24
Buscar웃
35.6k540113
edited Nov 24 at 19:24
answered Nov 24 at 17:24
Buscar웃
35.6k540113
answered Nov 24 at 17:24
Buscar웃
35.6k540113
answered Nov 24 at 17:24
Buscar웃
35.6k540113
35.6k540113
Yes, that was the first thing I looked at, but as far as I can tell, it lets you administer a Mac from an iPad, but not the other way around. If I'm wrong about that, then this is the answer I was looking for; let me take a look at the instructions.
– Edward Falk
Nov 24 at 17:57
@EdwardFalk I have updated my post with link hopefully answering your question.
– Buscar웃
Nov 24 at 18:23
Aha! I'd downloaded TeamViewer Remote Control when what I really wanted was TeamViewer QuickSupport.
– Edward Falk
Nov 24 at 18:43
OK, I tried it out. It lets me see the iPad, but it doesn't let me control it. It's still a huge improvement, since at least I can see what's on my friend's screen, but I'm still hoping there's a way to control it too.
– Edward Falk
Nov 24 at 18:44
I believe that Apple (currently) does not allow remote control of iOS devices. Hopefully they will come to their senses, till then the solution you have is likely the best of many bad choices.
– Steve Chambers
Nov 24 at 19:00
add a comment |
Yes, that was the first thing I looked at, but as far as I can tell, it lets you administer a Mac from an iPad, but not the other way around. If I'm wrong about that, then this is the answer I was looking for; let me take a look at the instructions.
– Edward Falk
Nov 24 at 17:57
@EdwardFalk I have updated my post with link hopefully answering your question.
– Buscar웃
Nov 24 at 18:23
Aha! I'd downloaded TeamViewer Remote Control when what I really wanted was TeamViewer QuickSupport.
– Edward Falk
Nov 24 at 18:43
OK, I tried it out. It lets me see the iPad, but it doesn't let me control it. It's still a huge improvement, since at least I can see what's on my friend's screen, but I'm still hoping there's a way to control it too.
– Edward Falk
Nov 24 at 18:44
I believe that Apple (currently) does not allow remote control of iOS devices. Hopefully they will come to their senses, till then the solution you have is likely the best of many bad choices.
– Steve Chambers
Nov 24 at 19:00
Yes, that was the first thing I looked at, but as far as I can tell, it lets you administer a Mac from an iPad, but not the other way around. If I'm wrong about that, then this is the answer I was looking for; let me take a look at the instructions.
– Edward Falk
Nov 24 at 17:57
Yes, that was the first thing I looked at, but as far as I can tell, it lets you administer a Mac from an iPad, but not the other way around. If I'm wrong about that, then this is the answer I was looking for; let me take a look at the instructions.
– Edward Falk
Nov 24 at 17:57
@EdwardFalk I have updated my post with link hopefully answering your question.
– Buscar웃
Nov 24 at 18:23
@EdwardFalk I have updated my post with link hopefully answering your question.
– Buscar웃
Nov 24 at 18:23
Aha! I'd downloaded TeamViewer Remote Control when what I really wanted was TeamViewer QuickSupport.
– Edward Falk
Nov 24 at 18:43
Aha! I'd downloaded TeamViewer Remote Control when what I really wanted was TeamViewer QuickSupport.
– Edward Falk
Nov 24 at 18:43
OK, I tried it out. It lets me see the iPad, but it doesn't let me control it. It's still a huge improvement, since at least I can see what's on my friend's screen, but I'm still hoping there's a way to control it too.
– Edward Falk
Nov 24 at 18:44
OK, I tried it out. It lets me see the iPad, but it doesn't let me control it. It's still a huge improvement, since at least I can see what's on my friend's screen, but I'm still hoping there's a way to control it too.
– Edward Falk
Nov 24 at 18:44
I believe that Apple (currently) does not allow remote control of iOS devices. Hopefully they will come to their senses, till then the solution you have is likely the best of many bad choices.
– Steve Chambers
Nov 24 at 19:00
I believe that Apple (currently) does not allow remote control of iOS devices. Hopefully they will come to their senses, till then the solution you have is likely the best of many bad choices.
– Steve Chambers
Nov 24 at 19:00
add a comment |
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Does your elderly friend has a Mac?
– Nimesh Neema
Nov 24 at 17:35
He does, but we switched him to iPad hoping it would be easier for him.
– Edward Falk
Nov 24 at 17:56