Getscreen.me: How to Easily Connect to a Computer Remotely
How to connect to a computer remotely

Quarantine or not, there are times when the only way to solve a technical problem is with a direct remote connection to the affected computer. It is mainly a matter of efficiency, since any exchange by text, audio, or video to explain the issue has its limitations. That's when Getscreen.me comes in, a program that enables remote connections between two systems using QR codes and encrypted links.

From browser quirks to printers that refuse to do their job, these problems can quickly become emergencies, and if we have to rescue someone... one of the best resources is to establish a remote connection. Among the most popular tools, TeamViewer tops the list for two reasons: it's free and very easy to use. However, it's not the only one in its category. Getscreen.me is positioned as an even lighter and more direct option, to the point that it works with mobile devices without installing additional software on them.

How to Connect to a Computer Remotely with Getscreen.me

Getscreen.me: How to Easily Connect to a Computer Remotely
Creating an account is optional. You only need the QR code, or the link.

The first step is to download its official client, which takes up less than two megabytes on our drive and works completely portable. Once you run it, the program generates a QR code and an address, which can be easily shared via messaging or email. And the rest is... let's get to work! Latency and stability factors depend exclusively on connection quality, while in the settings section we find privacy options that activate read-only mode, block audio capture and microphone use.

Getscreen.me: How to Easily Connect to a Computer Remotely
My phone didn't survive the quarantine, but Getscreen.me worked well on my Kindle Fire tablet.

In the Sessions tab, all links will be recorded (with date, time, and IP number), so the computer owner can check if the connection was actually made where it should be. Any potential user will ask at this point how good Getscreen.me is regarding privacy. Its official page indicates that connections are made under SSL using WebRTC, however, the client is not open source.

Getscreen.me: How to Easily Connect to a Computer Remotely
A bit of latency in the session, but it was to be expected.

These are reasonable doubts we also have with TeamViewer and other similar programs, but the client seems to work very well (beyond some latency spikes), and the truth is that for single sessions, there's no need to install anything or create user accounts. In the future, Getscreen.me will likely incorporate a Premium mode, and its creators indicate that the free mode will never disappear.

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