How to Remotely Control an Android Smartphone

This article will show you details regarding how you can control an Android Smartphone remotely. This method will be pretty useful for those who troubleshoot systems and smartphones on a daily basis. There are already many remote PC software, but when it comes to the Android ecosystem, there are only a handful of solutions. With the increase in the usage of smartphones, troubleshooting the issues of smartphones has now become crucial. In this article, we will show you how you can control one Android device with the help of another. You won’t need to go for desktop computers to fulfill this task. How to Remotely Control an Android Handset with the Help of Another Android Smartphone After using various services for this purpose, we found that TeamViewer is to date the best and easy-to-use solution for A2A remote control. You don’t have to go through the process of enabling a vast number of permissions. It doesn’t even ask users to create an account. You will simply be provided a code of nine digits, which will help you in controlling your Android smartphones remotely. We recommend you to go for TeamViewer if you want to control one Android device with the help of the other. Below we have mentioned the steps for the same: First, you have to download TeamViewer for Remote Control on the host – the Android handset you want to use to control the other device. Then you need to install TeamViewer QuickSupport on a device that needs your support. Once you have installed on the Android devices their respective apps, you need to open up TeamViewer QuickSupport, and then you need to enable “Allow display over other apps.” Further, you will have to download an add-on. Once you click on the “Download” button, you will be taken to the Play Store, from where you can download and install the add-on. Downloading add-ons is a must to let TeamViewer support the navigation system and correctly register the touch input on the device that needs support. You will get a nine-digit code beside the “Your ID” section. You need to share this code with the host that will be monitoring you. Further, on your host device, you need to open up the “TeamViewer for Remote Control” app, and there you need to enter the nine-digit code. Then click on the “Remote Control” option. Once you enter the code on the host device, a prompt window will appear on the other device in the “Quick Support” menu on which you need to click on “Allow.” Further, you need to enable the Accessibility Service related to the add-on from the prompt window. You will then have to grant permission regarding screen sharing. To share your screen, click on the “Start Now” option. Once you do that, you will be allowed to control one Android smartphone from the other one (host) and that too with full controls. You can easily change settings, install/uninstall apps, make use of the virtual navigation bar, and perform a lot more activities. Also, you can transfer files with the help of a dedicated “File Transfer” tool. So, this was all about how you can remotely access one Android smartphone with the help of the other. You won’t require any PC for this purpose, and it works effectively on all Android devices. Everleig is a Blog expert and has been working in the technology industry since 2003. As a technical expert, Everleig has written technical blogs, manuals, white papers, and reviews for many websites such as everyny.com Source: How to Remotely Control an Android Smartphone