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End of support for TeamViewer versions 13 and 14
Hi all, We would like to inform you of an important upcoming update regarding TeamViewer 13 and 14. As part of our ongoing commitment to delivering secure and high-performance remote connectivity, TeamViewer will begin the end-of-life phase-out process for Versions 13 and 14 on 31 October 2026. This date marks the start of…
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End of support for iOS 15, iOS 16, iPadOS 15 and iPadOS 16
Hi all, We would like to inform you that, as of 25 August 2026, TeamViewer will no longer provide support, maintenance, security updates, or compatibility assurances for TeamViewer Remote Control, TeamViewer QuickSupport, and TeamViewer Assist AR running on iOS 15, iOS 16, iPadOS 15, and iPadOS 16. This change is in line…
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Introducing the TeamViewer native ARM client for Windows
Hi all, We are happy to announce the release of the TeamViewer native ARM client for Windows devices. This release brings native support for Windows on ARM and extends compatibility to a broader range of modern hardware. What’s included in this release We now natively support Windows on ARM devices with the TeamViewer…
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End of support for TeamViewer versions 11 and 12
Hi all, We would like to inform you of an important upcoming update regarding TeamViewer 11 and 12 license holders. As part of our ongoing commitment to delivering secure and high-performance remote connectivity, TeamViewer will officially end support for Versions 11 and 12 on 31 December 2025. What this means for you…
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AI features now enabled by default and new in‑session controls for Session Insights
Hi all, We’re making it easier to use TeamViewer’s AI capabilities and give you more control during remote sessions. What’s new AI features are enabled by default for your company. You can turn them off anytime in Admin settings → TeamViewer AI. In Session Insights, the default setting for outgoing connections is set to…
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Stopping active servicing for older Windows versions
Hi all, We would like to announce that as of 29 April 2025, TeamViewer will no longer actively service Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012, and Windows Server 2012 R2 operating systems. The main driver for this has been the announcement by boost.org (boost libraries for C++) that…
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End of support for TeamViewer Linux client on i386 (Intel 32‑bit)
Hi all, We would like to inform you that TeamViewer is ending support for the Linux client running on i386 (Intel 32‑bit) systems. The March 2026 release will be the final version provided for this platform. The TeamViewer Linux client on i386 (Intel 32‑bit) will not receive any updates, fixes, or security patches after…
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TeamViewer and Windows 11 (22H2) Update
Hi all, Windows released a new operating system: Windows 11 (22H2). We tested TeamViewer in the latest release and can confirm that all basic features work as expected, however - further tests are pending to announce full support of the new operating system. Please see: 📄 Supported operating systems We´d like to collect…
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TeamViewer Meeting Product Update
Dear TeamViewer users, We want to announce that TeamViewer Meeting will no longer be sold to new customers and has been removed from the TeamViewer online web shop. However, TeamViewer Meeting is still an active product and can be used by all existing customers and licensed users. TeamViewer Meeting users will continue to…
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Complimentary TeamViewer 15 access for legacy versions to be deprecated
Hi all, Hoping that you enjoyed pleasant holidays despite the trying circumstances, we would like to send our best wishes for a Happy, Healthy New Year to all of you! Core to the earlier announced deprecation of legacy versions 8-10 is our commitment to always ensure the best possible security for the connectivity…