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New Features
- The TeamViewer Client and Host 64‑bit MSI packages for ARM‑based Windows devices are now available for download through the TeamViewer Remote rollout setup.
- Device groups created by users with Tensor or TeamViewer ONE licenses are now managed at the company level by default. When enabled in Admin Settings, administrators have full visibility into all device groups across the organization and can edit them regardless of who created them, preventing loss of access due to user offboarding.

Improvements
- User groups can now be granted the Conditional Access permissions “Request access” and “Accept access requests” for pre‑approved access to devices and device groups.
- AI‑driven Tia Troubleshooting is now available for connections to managed macOS devices. Tia can perform live diagnostics and execute approved remediation actions during remote support sessions, helping identify root causes and resolve issues more efficiently.
- The Conditional Access session workflow has been improved. Users can now join a session only after the remote participant has connected and the session is online. The session creation experience has also been simplified by removing session start options.

Bugfixes
- Fixed a bug that could cause TeamViewer to quit unexpectedly.
- Fixed a bug that caused online or sleeping devices to appear when the Basic Devices view was filtered to show offline devices only.
- Fixed a bug in Filebox that allowed files without an extension to be opened. This could result in incorrect file handling if a file with the same name already existed on the remote device.
- Fixed multiple Path Traversal issues leading to Local Privilege escalation. (Security Bulletin: TV-2026-1010).
- Fixed a Race Condition leading to Local Privilege escalation. (Security Bulletin: TV-2026-1010)
- Fixed an Improper Access Control leading to Remote Code Execution. (Security Bulletin: TV-2026-1010).

New Features
- A new driver for Security Key Redirection has been added. The updated driver introduces several technical enhancements, including a fixed-size pool of reusable device interfaces and improvements to Plug and Play (PnP) power management event handling.
- A new Default QuickSupport Module setting is now available in TeamViewer Remote under Admin Settings → Connection Settings. This ensures a consistent experience by automatically applying company-defined module customizations to sessions.
- A dedicated section for user management permissions has been introduced, clearly separating user, user group, and user role permissions while highlighting their administrative significance. Additional information icons provide explanations to help users better understand these permissions.
- Tia Troubleshooting has been enhanced from contextual guidance to AI-driven troubleshooting. Tia can now perform live diagnostics and execute approved remediation actions during remote support sessions on managed Windows devices, helping identify root causes and resolve issues more efficiently.
- Tia now includes three modes: Advise, Diagnose, and Resolve. These modes provide increasing levels of troubleshooting capability, giving users control over how Tia investigates issues and helps resolve them.
- Introduced Tia Toolbelt to bring together tools and data sources such as Session Insights, device context, screenshots, diagnostic scripts, AI-generated diagnostics, and remediation scripts that can be used to solve issues with Tia in a remote control connection.
- Detailed audit traces for Tia-driven troubleshooting have been added to Session Insights. Users can now review actions performed by Tia, including executed actions and who started the execution, providing greater transparency into troubleshooting activities.
- Administrators can now assign Tia Advise, Diagnose, and Resolve access to users and groups through dedicated Tia packages. Device policies can also be configured to control on which devices Tia capabilities are available.

Improvements
- The Active Connections feature is now available in TeamViewer Tensor and TeamViewer One. When enabled by a company administrator, users with the Active Connections permission can view all connections initiated by or to users within their company.
- It is now possible to assign a default QuickSupport module to individual users and legacy groups. This ensures that the predefined module is automatically applied to the selected user or group.
- The way the client receives updates about changes to devices and device groups has been improved.

Bugfixes
- Fixed a bug that could prevent session invitations from working correctly when both the inviter and the invitee were configured for Easy Access.
- Fixed a bug that could prevent connections when a policy was applied.
- Fixed a bug that prevented the assignment pop-up from appearing when managing a device through the custom full client module.
- Fixed a bug that caused the User Management page to appear empty after a company was created.
- Fixed a security vulnerability in the file transfer and clipboard features that could allow unauthorized file writes (Security Bulletin: TV-2026-1008).

New Features
- Added support for Admin settings, device management, Single-Sign-On (SSO) and Microsoft LAPS integration to the Hybrid Conditional Access.
- Tensor-licensed customers can now forward their local microphone and camera to the remote device, enabling them to join meetings or use applications that require a camera and microphone directly from a remote session.
- Auditability for account security has been improved. Password changes will now be logged as separate events.
- The user creation date and last active information have been added to the User Details panel, giving administrators quick insight when reviewing user profiles.
- Permission handling for user groups has been improved. Actions such as creating, viewing, updating, and deleting user groups are now controlled by assigned permissions, ensuring clear and consistent access management.
- Customers can now create Conditional Access rules using Company Profiles, enabling secure access scenarios involving trusted third-party organizations, such as external support providers using TeamViewer. A new External Company option is available in both the Source and Target fields during rule creation, allowing administrators to specify a Company Profile name and apply the rule to users associated with that external organization.

Improvements
- TeamViewer now natively supports Windows on ARM devices for both TeamViewer Remote and TeamViewer (Classic). Its functionality matches the existing Intel-based versions, ensuring a consistent experience across device architectures.
- The width of the in-session Tia side panel has been increased to provide a more comfortable experience when interacting with chat.
- Session connections using Windows authentication are now available from both the command bar and the context menu on the Service Queue page.
- The unattended access text in the Classic Host has been updated to align with TeamViewer Remote. The revised wording more clearly indicates that the device is managed by the company, reducing potential confusion around manager-based access and improving consistency between TeamViewer Remote and Classic.
- User management has been enhanced with sortable columns for User Groups and User Roles, improving navigation and data visibility.

Bugfixes
- Fixed a bug that caused connection issues when a connection was initiated via Easy Access.
- Fixed a bug that prevented access to the 3-dot menu on the Service Queue page.
- Fixed a bug that caused the start screen to remain in an infinite loading state, preventing users from accessing the sign-in page.
- Fixed a bug where pressing the Backspace key removed the entire input instead of only the last character when using certain Asian languages.
- Fixed a bug that could cause the collapsed in-session toolbar to disappear after opening a side panel.

New Features
- Feature‑level permissions in Conditional Access have been expanded to include Remote Terminal.
- Users can now share their screen from the web version of TeamViewer. A session can be started from the installed TeamViewer application, with no installation required on the remote side.
- Devices now inherit the policy of their assigned device group by default if no policy is explicitly set. Users can still assign a different policy at any time. This applies only when a device belongs to a single device group.
- The default setting for “Session Insights logging” (outgoing Session Insights types only) is now set to “Allowed” instead of “After confirmation.” If user interaction is required, the access control can be adjusted locally, via policy, or by enabling the new stop option in Company Settings.
- Tooltips in the in‑session toolbar have been reworked to provide a more consistent user experience.
- Administrators can now filter users by creation date to find accounts created within a specific time range.
- A new column showing the user creation date has been added to the user management page, making newly created accounts easier to identify.

Improvements
- Session Insights logging has been improved when used with the “Switch sides with partner” functionality.

Bugfixes
- Improved clipboard functionality for more reliable behavior, including when used with remote desktop connections.
- Fixed a bug where the Share button disappeared after sharing a device group from the command bar.
- Fixed a bug where the Dashboard button was missing in the QuickActions area for connections to mobile devices.
- Fixed a bug where policies were not displayed properly when a device belonged to more than one device group.
- Fixed a bug where the delete confirmation dialog did not close after a successful deletion.
- Fixed a bug in the Event Log where outgoing connections to managed devices sometimes displayed the device ID instead of the signed‑in account as the author. Outgoing connections now consistently display the account as the author.
- Fixed an issue where users could enter edit mode for other users before permissions were fully loaded, leading to confusing error messages.
- Fixed a security vulnerability (Security Bulletin: TV-2026-1006).

New Features
- Users can now assign a service case directly from the device page in TeamViewer Remote.
- The view for creating Conditional Access rules has been streamlined and is now available as a full‑page view. Company‑based Conditional Access rules (now called internal rules) can be created on a single page instead of through multiple steps.
- Feature‑level permissions in Conditional Access have been expanded to include: Chat, Manage virtual monitors, Port forwarding, Session Insights logging.
- Multitenancy with Conditional Access is now available, enabling organizations to manage and securely connect data sources across multiple companies within a single framework. Organizations with access to both Conditional Access and Multitenancy can control data sources across multiple entities and create Conditional Access rules for external partners or subsidiary companies.
- Supporters now receive an automatically assigned virtual IP address for tunneling during agentless access, enabling secure access limited to the configured port from the supporter’s device.
- In‑app notifications are now displayed in TeamViewer Remote when a service case is created or assigned, and when an end user comes online with an active service case. This enables faster and more responsive handling of service requests.
- It is now possible to configure, for all outgoing Session Summary types, whether the supporter and/or the remote user can stop logging.
- The dashboard button has been removed from the Quick Actions in the in‑session toolbar. The functionality remains available from the Files & Extras menu.

Improvements
- Users can now connect to a session using Windows Authentication directly from the device page in TeamViewer Remote.
- Users can now close a session directly from the device page in TeamViewer Remote.
- The UI toggle in the Classic client is now visible to Tensor‑licensed admins to support early exploration and onboarding of the TeamViewer Remote interface.
- Automatically created custom modules and rollout setup configurations are now filtered out from the client, reducing UI clutter and preventing potential performance impact.
- Tooltip styling in the port forwarding user interface is now consistent across all areas and aligned with the overall TeamViewer design.
- The device management page in Settings has been enhanced to provide a clearer overview of device permissions. For company‑managed devices, internal members are now grouped as Company, while external users are listed separately with their respective permissions.
- The way the client receives updates about changes to devices and device groups has been improved.

Bugfixes
- Fixed a bug where connections started via contacts were blocked because of an invalid connection type check.
- Fixed a crash that could occur after switching sides during a remote control session when sending an in‑session chat message.
- Fixed a bug where Session Insights data downloads failed in the client and were instead redirected to the web client.

New Features

Improvements
- For devices that exist in both the modern (MDv2) and legacy (MDv1) systems, policy changes can be made only to the modern (MDv2) managed device entry ensuring consistent behavior regarding policy assignments on the (MDv2) managed devices.

Bugfixes
- The Easy Access connection option now remains visible and enabled even when no device is selected.
- The date range filter on the connection report page now remains after a page refresh.
- Fixed an issue where the device status was inconsistent between the device list page and the global search list view.
- Fixed an issue where the Join button was unresponsive for the supporter when the end user had already started a remote session.

New Features
- Users can now configure AI‑generated session summaries so that data is logged only when the supporter triggers the summary during the session. In this mode, both the supporter and the remote user can stop data collection at any time.

Improvements
- The MSI package now installs the new UI by default for both full client and Host. A new MSI command‑line parameter is available to enforce the classic UI.
- TeamViewer client module downloads are now available in 64‑bit by default. For systems that do not support 64‑bit, the download automatically falls back to the 32‑bit version.
- Company administrators with TeamViewer Tensor can now enable the new UI for selected user groups.
- A new TeamViewer policy setting has been introduced to enforce the use of the TLS 1.3 connection protocol.
- Fixed a bug that prevented the TeamViewer application from being run as administrator by a non‑administrator account.
- Improved error handling for failed policy assignments on devices. Users now receive clearer feedback when a policy cannot be applied.

Bugfixes
- Fixed a bug where the profile picture was not displayed in the confirmation dialog when connecting to a managed device.
- Fixed a bug where devices were displayed twice in the basic view.

New Features
- Try the all-new TeamViewer Remote!

Improvements
- Please send us your feedback on how we can further improve TeamViewer: Take this short survey

Bugfixes
- Fixed a bug that caused the profile picture to no longer being shown on the dialogue when connecting to a managed device via prompt for confirmation.
- Fixed a bug that caused the clipboard synchronization to sometimes take longer or doesn't synchronize at all.
- Fixed a bug that occurred during the remote reboot triggered from the in-session toolbar in a connection to a QuickSupport module without having admin rights on the remote device.
- Resolved a bug that prevented users from sending feedback after completing a free session.

New Features
- Teamviewer Remote now remembers which device group you last opened in the Advanced view, even after you restart the app or switch to other tabs. This means you can return to the same group instantly without reopening it, making it easier to continue where you left off.
- Devices can now be easily moved between groups in the Advanced view using drag-and-drop.

Improvements
- Share devices and device groups: Its now easier than ever to share devices and device groups. Select individual users or user groups and assign permissions directly in a new but familiar workflow. Share replaces the previous add and remove manager options, offering a simpler, streamlined way to manage access.
- A banner is now shown on the Permissions tab of a device to indicate when inheritance is disabled, along with a button to turn it back on.

Bugfixes
- Minor fixes and improvements.

New Features
- Try the all-new TeamViewer Remote!

Improvements
- Please send us your feedback on how we can further improve TeamViewer: Take this short survey.

Bugfixes
- Fixed a bug that prevented controlling the remote device if it is in the operating system's login screen and the confirmation dialogue for Session Insights Logging got triggered.
- Improving "Ask For Confirmation" access control to disable remote control for all participants while the dialog is displayed and not confirmed by the host. (TV security bulletin TV-2026-1003).

New Features
- Try the all-new TeamViewer Remote!

Improvements
- Improves detection of the UAC window for the LAPS feature.

Bugfixes
- Fixed a crash during a session that occurred when the content of the Remote System Information dialogue got copied.
- Improving "Ask For Confirmation" access control to disable remote control for all participants while the dialog is displayed and not confirmed by the host. (TV security bulletin TV-2026-1003).

New Features
- Devices can now be easily moved between groups in Basic View using drag-and-drop.

Improvements
- It is now possible to enlarge the Name column in User and User Group Management to display full names with the maximum number of characters.
- You can now filter users by specifying only the start or end date in the Last Accessed field.

Bugfixes
- Update notifications will no longer appear in the foreground; they will now only be shown on top of the TeamViewer client.

New Features
- Try the all-new TeamViewer Remote!

Improvements
- Port forwarding now has local IP mapping enabled by default. Supporters no longer need to manually activate this setting.

Bugfixes
- Fixed a critical issue that could cause a delay when connecting to devices.
- Windows LAPS integration: UAC autofill reliability has been improved.

New Features
- Tensor company admins can now switch between the new TeamViewer Remote interface and the classic interface using a toggle when signing in.
- Clipboard synchronization now only occurs when the session window has focus on the supporters side, thus protecting data copied during local work.
- Devices can now easily be moved between groups in the Basic View using drag and drop.

Improvements
- Searching for a group from the side navigation panel now highlights the matching part of the groups name in the search results.
- Double-clicking the Recent Connections group in Basic View now opens a page showing only recent connections.
- Searching for a TeamViewer ID on the Devices page now highlights the matching part of the ID in the search results.
- Its now possible to select up to 5 devices on the Devices page and connect to them simultaneously.
- Recent connections can now be individually removed or completely cleared from the list on the Remote Support page.

Bugfixes
- Fixed the display of the Version Update and System Update dialogs.
- Removed support for connections to versions lower than TeamViewer 10.

New Features
- Try the all-new TeamViewer Remote!

Improvements
- Please send us your feedback on how we can further improve TeamViewer: Take this short survey

Bugfixes
- Fixed a bug that prevented administrators from interacting with the “Inherit device groups permissions to devices” setting.
- Fixed a bug where the permissions inheritance column in the device list did not update correctly.

New Features
- Supporters now receive a default port suggestion for Port Forwarding, preconfigured by the admin of the supported device. This streamlines setup and improves reliability.
- The Recent Connections list on the Remote Support page in TeamViewer Remote now mirrors the classic client experience. Devices can also be bookmarked directly from the list, just as in the classic version.
- The Permissions tab in the device details drawer has been redesigned for easier visibility of managers and their assigned permissions. You can now also see the source of each permission—whether it's directly assigned to a manager or inherited from a group.

Improvements
- A minor bugfix has been implemented to reduce load during client startup.
- CoPilot has been renamed to Tia (TeamViewer intelligent agent). Tia will deliver agentic capabilities across TeamViewer products and use cases.
- The TeamViewer Remote native client now offers improved performance by optimizing how devices are stored on the UI side. This results in faster loading times and a smoother user experience.
- Devices are now fetched more quickly, enabling faster access to device information and improving overall efficiency.

Bugfixes
- Fixed a bug affecting the permissions inheritance feature on managed devices.
- Fixed a bug that prevented devices from appearing under Company Devices in Admin Settings.
- Fixed a bug that could cause the in-session toolbar to disappear, particularly when dragged to the far-right corner in full-screen mode.

New Features
- The connect button in the device drawer has been improved for better visibility and clarity.
- The TeamViewer Remote custom QuickSupport and Host modules now offer full feature parity with the classic Management Console.
- Global search now includes knowledge base articles. Access to this feature is currently limited to select countries.
- The Port Forwarding interface has been completely revamped with a fresh and modern look, providing an intuitive, streamlined, and smoother user experience.

Improvements
- Tensor license users can now customize the navigation menu. Menu items can be hidden and ordered for specific user groups.
- Tensor administrators can now enable or enforce the new TeamViewer Remote UI from the settings page. Users will see a toggle to switch between the classic and remote interfaces.
- A minor bugfix has been implemented to reduce load during client startup.
- Users can now press the Enter key on a selected device in the device list page to initiate a connection, enabling faster and more efficient remote access.
- Users can now connect to multiple devices sequentially directly from the device list page.
- Device group selection in the basic view has been improved. Selected groups now automatically expand to show their items.
- Clipboard content copied during a session is no longer saved to history, ensuring only the latest item remains and keeping clipboard data private and local.
- The clipboard menu in the in-session toolbar has been improved. Menu entries have been rephrased for clarity and now reflect the clipboard synchronization status of both local and remote devices.
- Device permissions are now categorized as Read-only, Read/Write, and Full control, enabling more effective device management.
- Remote device CPU data in CoPilot is now more stable and consistently displays a value upon refresh.

Bugfixes
- Fixed an issue where an outdated Security Key Redirection driver was installed via older MSI packages. Installing the latest TeamViewer version now ensures access to the updated driver.

New Features
- Try the all-new TeamViewer Remote!

Improvements
- Please send us your feedback on how we can further improve TeamViewer: Take this short survey

Bugfixes
- A minor bugfix has been implemented to reduce load during client startup.

New Features
- Try the all-new TeamViewer Remote!

Improvements
- Please send us your feedback on how we can further improve TeamViewer: Take this short survey

Bugfixes
- Free 30 days In-Product trial for DEX Essentials is now available in native client.

New Features
- Clipboard synchronization can now be enabled or disabled directly from the end users TeamViewer panel during a remote control session.
- PDF export format has been added to Endpoint Protection reports for Detections, Endpoints, Events, and Quarantine.
- Automatic recording of incoming TeamViewer sessions to managed devices can now be enabled through policy settings, providing improved auditability.

Improvements
- The TeamViewer Remote UI now reflects the correct license context when transitioning from Tensor to Remote Worker license.
- A new File Format column has been added to the Endpoint Protection reporting table, indicating whether the export format is CSV or PDF.
- Deprecated Endpoint Protection reports that are no longer supported have been removed.
- Action buttons in the Active Insights side panel now respond dynamically to width changes, automatically transitioning to the three-dot overflow menu when space is limited.

Bugfixes
- Fixed a bug where the cursor jumped to the beginning of the text when a message was received during typing in the in-session chat box.
- Security enhancement for symbolic linking. (TV Security Bulletin TV-2025-1004).

New features
- The Custom QuickSupport and Host modules are now also available for download in a 64-bit version.
- TeamViewer deployment via MSI installer now supports direct device assignment using parameters—no post-install script required.
- Notifications for incoming session events can now be enabled in Settings, providing better accessibility support for screen reader users.
- Offline assignment of devices: A new "--offline" parameter for shell scripts and MSI installers ensures devices are assigned to a company once they come online, improving flexibility for staged or remote deployments.
- The device details side panel now includes a DEX Essentials view, displaying aggregated compliance data and a 30-day history of automations executed on the device.
- Users can now customize which DEX Essentials insights are enabled on their devices. Irrelevant insights can be disabled.

Improvements
- It is now possible to assign a contact and legacy group when configuring a new Host module, ensuring that any resulting service cases are automatically routed to the designated user and group.
- It is now possible to enable Session Insights for specific outgoing connections by activating the setting in both the AI settings and the configuration of a custom Quick Support module.
- Enhanced protection against symbolic link redirection vulnerability. (TV Security Bulletin: TV-2025-1003)

Bugfixes
- Fixed a bug that could prevent Session Insights from being generated automatically after a QuickSupport session.
- Fixed a bug in the in-session chat that could cause the selected text to be incorrectly copied via the context menu.

New Features
- TeamViewer deployment via MSI installer now supports direct device assignment using parameters—no post-install script required.
- Notifications for incoming session events can now be enabled in Settings, providing better accessibility support for screen reader users.
- Offline assignment of devices: A new "--offline" parameter for shell scripts and MSI installers ensures devices are assigned to a company once they come online, improving flexibility for staged or remote deployments.
- The device details side panel now includes a DEX Essentials view, displaying aggregated compliance data and a 30-day history of automations executed on the device.
- Users can now customize which DEX Essentials insights are enabled on their devices. Irrelevant insights can be disabled.

Improvements
- It is now possible to assign a contact and legacy group when configuring a new Host module, ensuring that any resulting service cases are automatically routed to the designated user and group.
- It is now possible to enable Session Insights for specific outgoing connections by activating the setting in both the AI settings and the configuration of a custom QuickSupport module.
- Enhanced protection against symbolic link redirection vulnerability. (TV Security Bulletin: TV-2025-1003)

Bugfixes
- Fixed a bug that could prevent Session Insights from being generated automatically after a QuickSupport session.
- Fixed a bug in the in-session chat that could cause the selected text to be incorrectly copied via the context menu.

New Features
- Enhanced in-app dialogues and messaging with updated text and improved contextual communication based on user interactions.

Improvements
- Please send us your feedback on how we can further improve TeamViewer: Take this short survey

Bugfixes
- Resolved an issue where the UI would occasionally request elevated rights on startup without necessity.
- Resolved an issue where remote connections were unavailable until the TeamViewer service was manually restarted.
- Minor fixes and Improvements.

New Features
- Session Insights logging is now available for connections to macOS.
- Session Insights logging is now available for connections to QuickSupport.
- Session Insights can now be enabled for all incoming connections to company devices via a single click in the company settings.
- The Services column in the device advanced view now displays which devices have DEX Essentials activated.

Improvements
- Company admins who have access to the security center, will now be to view the list of all the users who haven’t been active since the last 90 days. This information will be available under the users report. The admin can take an action to deactivate these users.
- The Add remote device to your account flow now lets users set a device name, improving overall device administration and management.

Bugfixes
- Fixed a bug which was affecting the loading times for company devices in admin settings. Performance has now been significantly improved.

New Features
- Enhanced in-app dialogues and messaging with updated text and improved contextual communication based on user interactions.

Improvements
- Please send us your feedback on how we can further improve TeamViewer: Take this short survey

Bugfixes
- Minor fixes and Improvements.

New Features
- Customise TeamViewer for your workflow. It is now possible to customise the visibility of the navigation menu items to be shown, hidden and ordered based on your needs.
- The set-up of Session Insights for all outgoing connections has become simpler: Its no longer mandatory to activate Connection Reports. Its only necessary if you want to use integrations or the API to retrieve the generated Session Insights.

Improvements
- Please send us your feedback on how we can further improve TeamViewer: Take this short survey

Bugfixes
- Minor fixes and improvements.

New Features
- Its now possible to use the AI-based TeamViewer CoPilot functionality within a session. This feature allows users to analyze remote device data, receive suggestions on IT questions, and diagnose error messages displayed on the remote screen. This feature is accessible exclusively through the new user interface and limited to connections to Windows devices.
- Company administrators can now access user reports on the newly introduced Security Center page. This page offers an overview of security features that can be enabled to enhance protection at both the user and device levels. The initial release includes recommended settings within the user report.
- Session Insights can now be activated for all outgoing connections at the company level. By default, logging requires end-user confirmation, but this behavior can be adjusted through access control settings.
- The new offline filter button on the Device List page enables users to effortlessly filter out offline devices with just a single click.
- A new column showing the installed TeamViewer version has been added to the device list. Users can now view and sort devices by version.
- The Remote Support page now utilizes the classic ID and password layout. The option to start a connection via link is available in the Sessions tab.
- The process of adding a remote device has been simplified. It is now possible to either bookmark the device (by saving it with its ID and password) or assign it directly to a companys account for enhanced management. When the assignment option is selected, a unique link is generated. Sharing this link will either add the device directly to the list (if TeamViewer is already installed) or download TeamViewer and then automatically add the device - all in one seamless step. In general, the assignment method provides more administrative options and improved security.
- It is now possible for users to view contacts in the device dock.
- Users will now have the ability to send messages directly to devices. This option will be accessible from both the command bar and device drawer.
- Information about device eligibility criteria has been added to the DEX Essentials activation flow.

Improvements
- It is now possible to resize the desktop app window and expand or collapse the navigation menus.
- The Connect and Overview tabs have been combined into a single view within the device details drawer.
- It is now easier to change device names in the device list. New functionality has also been introduced which allows the user to copy the TeamViewer ID with a single click.
- The most frequently used pages in the TeamViewer app have been updated to improve accessibility and usability for users with disabilities who rely on screen readers.
- DEX Essentials product, previously available in web app, is now available in TeamViewer Windows desktop version.
- It is now possible to filter by device category for all managed devices, legacy devices, contacts, legacy groups, and device groups. This makes it easier for users to manage and organize their devices effectively.
- The global contact search experience has been improved. The search results will now include the contacts email address.
- DEX Essentials activation via policy flow now allows selection of offline devices.

Bugfixes
- Minor fixes and improvements.

New Features
- Users can now choose whether Connect or Show result is the default action in Global Search.
- Search and other customization options now have a dedicated section in user settings.
- Users can now edit custom modules that were originally created in the classic Management Console.

Improvements
- The start screen has been redesigned to display connection information more clearly and make it easier for users to receive incoming connections.
- Users can now add a policy to legacy devices via the group command bar.
- External contacts will now receive a notification when a legacy group has been shared with them.

Bugfixes
- Minor fixes and Improvements.

New Features
- Try the all-new TeamViewer Remote!

Improvements
- Please send us your feedback on how we can further improve TeamViewer: Take this short survey

Bugfixes
- Fixed bug where after activating trial for another service, Monitoring and Asset management sections were not being shown in the Remote Management menu.

New Features
- The remote support page has been improved to support a range of screen resolutions, including 1366 x 768, 1024 x 768, 640 x 560, and 2560 x 1440.
- It is now possible to add, view and connect to session codes through their legacy groups on the Devices page.
- It is now possible to restrict the use of device personal passwords via policy a setting.

Improvements
- The performance of fetching devices and device information has been improved. The device list and details drawer now load information more quickly.
- The process of adding or removing managers from devices has been improved, allowing users to see more managers at once.
- The flow of adding devices to a group has been enhanced. Users can now choose whether the devices will inherit the group policy during this process. The UI has also been updated to display more devices at once.
- It is now possible to view and edit the device group(s) to which a device belongs directly from its information tab.
- The tab of the device/device group side-drawer panel now remains unchanged as the user navigates through various device/device group entries.

Bugfixes
- Fixed a crash that occurred when loading a port forwarding configuration with no configuration selected.
- When editing an existing rollout-setup, users will now see the device groups and policy fields populated with the groups and policy already associated with the setup.

New Features
- Tensor users with connection reporting enabled can now access additional system information through the connection reporting API, including OS version, CPU type, and other system data.
- It is now possible to view and manage the TeamViewer policy for legacy groups and devices.
- Legacy device groups now allow linking with custom QuickSupport module, via the group side-drawer, provided that you have the necessary rights to do so.
- It is now possible to add a device with a personal password.
- It is now possible to view, manage, and connect to contacts within legacy groups.
- It is now possible to view and manage TeamViewer policies for legacy groups and devices.
- It is now possible to add contacts within legacy groups.
- A clearer alert is now displayed if an admin attempts to create a user with an email address that is already in use.
- A new user group source type has been added to represent user groups created from SCIM. SCIM user groups cannot be modified or deleted using the UI and WebAPI endpoints, however, SCIM user groups can have roles assigned just like other groups.

Improvements
- You can now sort by Threat or Device in the Endpoint Protection detections view.
- Added drag and reorder functionality for the dashboard widgets in the Endpoint Protection and Backup Overviews.
- Endpoint Protection licenses have been added to the license usage overview: this includes EP and EDR usage distinguished by servers and workstations, and MDR and MTH add-on licenses.
- We now distinguish server and workstations Endpoint Protection trial types in the license overview.
- A new Add button is available in both the basic and advanced views, allowing users to add devices, groups, and contacts from a single location.
- The advanced view for devices has been updated to enhance usability. The lists on the left-hand side can now be collapsed or expanded. Additionally, a new section has been introduced to contain all legacy devices and contacts.
- A VPN connection is now available for legacy devices.
- It is now possible to update the TeamViewer version directly from the start page.
- User email addresses can now be copied to the clipboard using the copy button that appears on hover.

Bugfixes
- Fixed a bug that prevented the session summary from being sealed at the end of the session.
- Fixed a bug in the classic UI that caused the application to sign out automatically when the internet connection was lost while using single sign-on.

New Features
- Try the all-new TeamViewer Remote!

Improvements
- Please send us your feedback on how we can further improve TeamViewer: Take this short survey

Bugfixes
- Fixed session summary not being sealed on session end.
- Minor fixes and Improvements.

New Features
- You can now view the contacts with whom a legacy group is shared, along with their permissions. You can edit these permissions as well as add or remove contacts from the share.
- Information about shared status is now included in legacy groups. The side panel of legacy groups has been updated to display this information in the header.
- It is now possible to edit the names of legacy groups, provided that the necessary user permissions are granted.
- It is now possible to edit the name and description of bookmarked devices, provided that the necessary user permissions are granted.
- It is now possible to group offline devices. This can be enabled via the Advanced settings.
- We are introducing 1E agent integration with TeamViewer. The current integration scope includes enabling the installation of the 1E offline agent via TeamViewer policy settings and activating advanced monitoring in RM Device Monitoring.
Key Capabilities:
- Provides users with historical and real-time insights into CPU, memory, and disk usage, as well as detailed event logs.
- Achieved by integrating the 1E agent into the Monitoring product, thereby enhancing the device view and Remote Task Manager.

Improvements
- The session audit event logs now include the authentication method used.
- It is now possible to apply bulk actions to devices / device groups by right clicking on them and using the contextual menu.
- The sign-in process has been improved. The email address is now pre-filled from a last sign-in to speed up the process on the new interface.
- The device or group side-drawer panel now remains open after the user edits and saves changes.
- The process for moving devices to groups has been updated. Users can now move devices without requiring policy updates or policy administration permissions.

Bugfixes
- Fixed a bug where the managed devices in the basic view were not sorted alphabetically.

New Features
- It is now possible for any TeamViewer license holder to add embedded devices via the device list.
- It is now possible to add an unknown device as bookmarked via the recent connections list.
- It is now possible to add a description when creating a custom Host module.

Improvements
- Security measures have been enhanced to better neutralize argument delimiters (Security Bulletin TV-2025-1001).
- The sign-in process has been improved. The Keep me signed in option is now checked by default to speed up signing in on the new interface.
- The global search accuracy has been adjusted to produce more focused results.
- The in-session menu has been reorganized to ensure greater transparency regarding when functionality is available during a session and when it is not.
- The edit option is now more prominently displayed for devices and device groups.
- The connect option on the devices toolbar has been updated. Users can now connect to the selected device with a single click.
- Upon creating a device group, the creator is automatically granted device permissions by default if the inherit device group permissions to devices setting is enabled.
- In the devices basic view, the state of expanded groups is retained when users navigate away from and return to the basic view.
- The behavior of columns in device lists has been improved. The TeamViewer ID is now positioned second, immediately following the device name. It is also possible to reduce the column widths to a minimum length for a more compact view.
- The TeamViewer ID input field on the remote support page will now retain the ID of the last connected device.
- Device groups managed by company are available during rollout setup configuration creation for company administrators.

Bugfixes
- Fixed a crash which could occur when signing into a TeamViewer account with a slow internet connection.
- Fixed a bug in the in-session chat that caused issues on high-DPI monitors when no messages had been sent or received.

New Features
- Try the all-new TeamViewer Remote!

Improvements
- Please send us your feedback on how we can further improve TeamViewer: Take this short survey

Bugfixes
- Fixed a crash which could happen when signing in to a TeamViewer account with a slow internet connection.
- Minor fixes and Improvements.

New Features
- When accessing any Endpoint Protection views for the first time, Company administrators will now be assigned the role of Administrator automatically.
- It is now possible to share scripts between members in a company. Company users should now see a "Personal" and "Company" tab in both "Script Management" and "Script execution" under "Workflow & Insights".
- It is now possible to edit the name of a device directly from the device list.
- It is now possible to initiate meetings via TeamViewer Remote. Users can start or join meetings via the homepage.
- Users will now see an indicator on the status bar when a personal password is set. This feature aims to raise awareness, promote the avoidance of using personal passwords and improve security.
- Users can now activate Direct Keyboard Mode within a session. This feature forwards any pressed key directly to the remote machine, simulating the key without translating it to any keyboard layout. This ensures that applications behave more predictably and enhances the user experience.
- Selected Windows users will now receive in session guidance on how to strengthen and update the device personal password.
- An additional column for Single Sign-On is now available in user management.
- We are now able to add information banners to the permission overview if needed.

Improvements
- Endpoint Protection Admin users (with MDR/MTH add-on) can now assign an Active response shell setting permission to users that should be allowed to edit the ARS policy setting.
- Endpoint Protection users will now see a specific error message when license activation fails because a ThreatDown account already exists.
- The TeamViewer Remote status bar will now show information regarding available updates each time the application restarts. The user can trigger the update directly from the status bar if one is available.
- It is now possible to send and receives files via the in-session file box. For this file transfer option, it is not necessary to have access to the remote sides file system.
- The Devices/Device groups admin pages have been improved. They now display more entries at one glance.
- The devices and device group lists are now sorted alphabetically by default.
- The user filter options on the device lists/groups are now persistent after relogin or during navigation.
- The device group creation flow has been improved. It is now possible to create a group by simply entering the group name and clicking save. Default settings will be applied automatically.
- The behavior of Global search has been updated. Upon pressing enter or clicking on a search result, the user will navigate to the device instead of connecting. Users can press Option+Enter (macOS) or Alt+Enter (Windows) if they would like to connect to a device directly.
- All logged-in users of TeamViewer Remote can now check for TeamViewer version updates through the help or profile menus. If an update is available, users can easily initiate the update process.
- It is now possible to apply the easy access permission, for selected managers, when creating a rollout configuration.
- Device lists will now show the groups to which devices belong.
- Company administrators are now able to administer company managed device groups which do not belong to them.
- It is now possible to accept or decline multiple join company requests at a time (up to 25).
- The user details drawer now contains information regarding two-factor authentication and visibility options. These settings can also be changed in edit mode.
- The two-factor authentication enable/disable dialog has been re-designed. It is now in line with the rest of the UI design and easier to understand.

Bugfixes
- Fixed a bug in global search where some UI elements were misaligned.
- Fixed a bug where prompt for confirmation pop-up window would not show in case notifications were muted.
- Fixed a bug which prevented users from repeating the devices tour guide.
- Fixed a bug where Mobile

New Features
- The advanced view UI has been improved. It now displays more device entries at one glance.
- It is now possible to create custom fields, for managed devices, under admin settings.
- Supporters can now join a session and wait for the user in a dedicated waiting room. This enhanced waiting room allows supporters to easily view and copy session details while awaiting connection with the user.
- Global search has been extended to include features and settings. These options can now be easily accessed via the search results.
- It is now possible to search for and filter devices/device groups in basic view.
- It is now possible to view additional license columns in the user management overview. This will allow the administrator to have a quick overview of how licenses are assigned within the organization.
- Additional columns for two-factor authentication status, visibility in company address book, and log session reporting status are now available in user management.

Improvements
- It is now possible for user groups to inherit permissions from device groups.
- Conditional Access rules now display the email information of the source or target contact. This allows for improved user identification.
- The connect tab now displays the easy access connection option when it is granted on device group level.
- The messaging shown in device groups containing bookmarks has been improved. This allows for better education on such device types.
- Deleted users will no longer be listed as managers of devices and device groups.
- It is now possible to filter users, by user settings and statuses, in the user management overview.
- The user management search bar now utilizes the same design as other search bars in the UI. Additionally, it will no longer close while a search is still filtering the results but remain open until the search is cleared. This will help users to understand why they can see which result at any point.

Bugfixes
- Fixed a bug in global search where the main feature icons were the wrong size.
- Fixed a bug in Device Dock which prevented users from connecting to a sleeping device via double click.
- In user group management, the "Assign role" tab will no longer be visible when no user group is selected.
- Fixed a bug that allowed users to filter on user data, under user management, before the user data had fully loaded. These options will now be disabled until the data has completely loaded in the user list.
- Fixed a bug which meant that the "Export to CSV" option was not visible if a user was selected in the user list.
- Fixed a bug that prevented users from being able to scroll dropdown menus on the in-session toolbar.

New Features
- The Remote Support window has been redesigned to a layout inspired by the Classic interface. You can now clearly distinguish if you want to receive or provide remote control. Session codes and the TeamViewer ID/password are both prominently displayed along with a list of recent connections.
- Supporters can now join a session and wait for the user in a dedicated waiting room. This enhanced waiting room allows supporters to easily view and copy session details while awaiting connection with the user.
Improvements
- Please send us your feedback on how we can further improve TeamViewer: Take this short survey
Bugfixes
- Minor fixes and Improvements.