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[German]The Teamviewer may be used free of charge in a private environment. Apparently, however, there are always false alarms claiming commercial use and the software is then blocked, although users are running Teamviewer for private purposes.
Teamviewer is the all in one remote support software which helps to connect anyone’s desktop or laptop computer remotely from any where online. Undoubtedly its one of the most trusted, secured, best remote support application which is available now and also offers free version for personal use, not for commercial use. Commercial Use Detected Teamviewer Mac Address Windows 10 Teamviewer stats that “Basically commercial use is anything where money is involved”. As teamviewer (personal) free user, you are allowed to connect only minimum number instances with various computers in a specific time frame. It appears TeamViewer is being used in a commercial environment. TeamViewer is offered free of charge to everybody for personal, non-commercial use – and most of our users play by the rules by purchasing a license if they intend to use TeamViewer for commercial purposes.
- I installed Teamviewer on a user's machine so that they can remote control a VM. I assume that I ticked the 'commercial use' box during install. We have purchased Teamviewer and are licensed for this usage. Today the user is receiving the message in their console, 'Trial version expired.'
- Though, TeamViewer comes with free and personal usage edition, but intentionally TeamViewer stop working after a few days and usage with a message that you have been found using TeamViewer for commercial purpose (commercial use suspected) even though you were just helping your college or school mate in her or his project.
The Teamviewer software can be used both commercially and privately. While commercial use requires a license, private use of this remote maintenance software is free of charge. So far so good. Spongebob monopoly full version free.
Teamviewer falsely reports commercial use
German blog reader Christoph W. contacted me the days and told me about a problem he couldn’t solve.
I have had a big problem with the Teamviewer for about 2 weeks …
24me app for macbook pro. Recently I have been accused via POP-UP window of using Teamviewer commercially and then I am immediately kicked out of the connection.
Trials in tainted space addons. Curious is, that I only support my two parents (both almost 80 years old) via Teamviewer and that for quite a long time – so far there has never been such a problem.
I already contacted them via form and with the feedback (directly from the Teamviewer, see screenshot)…
Unfortunately no feedback or resetting of my two IDs (PC and Laptop) comes from them. They all have the latest version installed – I suspect some “trigger” in the software that triggers it.
Christoph pointed out that many other people also feel the same way. If you you searche for the keywords: ‘Teamviewer reports commercial use’, you get some hits.
The manufacturer states the following
On the website of Teamviewer there is an article It appears TeamViewer is being used in a commercial environment, where the manufacturer deals with the topic. There it says:
TeamViewer is offered free of charge to everybody for personal, non-commercial use – and most of our users play by the rules by purchasing a license if they intend to use TeamViewer for commercial purposes.
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However, we have taken measures to ensure that, without an appropriate license, our software is not used for commercial, and thus illegal activities.
TeamViewer includes various anonymous detection methods to check if the software is being used in commercial environments. If you regularly use TeamViewer in such environments, you will see the warning that you probably saw before you came to this page.
The company then gives concrete case studies of what it considers commercial or private.
Examples of commercial use:
- Helping or supporting customers or colleagues at work
- Assisting businesses or organizations, even on a voluntary basis
- Connecting to your company PC or server from your home office
Examples of personal use:
- Helping or supporting friends and relatives
- Connecting to your personal computer at home
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Please see our Knowledge Base for an explanation of how we define personal use.
However, I’m wondering how TeamViewer wants to know if I’m accessing friends’ or family’s systems or the private computer? The company admits that in some cases TeamViewer may incorrectly detect commercial use and restrict connectivity even though the user has not violated the license terms. Then the form commercial use should be used and the constellation of the TeamViewer use including the TeamViewer ID should be communicated.
Former Teamviewer-Developers has created AndyDesk, which may be used free for private purposes. What’s your experience with Teamviewer and private use?
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| #!/bin/bash |
| ## |
| # Remove 'Commercial use suspected'/'Commercial use detected' warning on teamviewer 13 |
| # |
| # Tested on Arch linux |
| ## |
| CONFIG_FILE=/opt/teamviewer/config/global.conf |
| # Make sure only root can run our script |
| if [[ $EUID-ne 0 ]];then |
| echo'This script must be run as root'1>&2 |
| exit 1 |
| fi |
| if [ !-s$CONFIG_FILE ];then |
| echo'$CONFIG_FILE not found! Teamviewer is installed?'1>&2 |
| exit 1 |
| fi |
| systemctl stop teamviewerd |
| lastMACUsed=`cat $CONFIG_FILE| grep LastMACUsed | cut -b 23- | tr -d '''` |
| forifacein`ls /sys/class/net`;do |
| read mac </sys/class/net/$iface/address |
| mac=`echo $mac| tr -d ':'` |
| if [ '${lastMACUsed#*$mac}'!='$lastMACUsed' ];then |
| echo'$iface -> $mac' |
| #ip link set $iface down |
| macchanger $iface -r |
| #ip link set $iface up |
| fi |
| done |
| rm -f '$CONFIG_FILE' |
| systemctl start teamviewerd |