For non-commercial users, participants will be limited to five while paying customers will be able to host meetings with up to ten participants. The new TeamViewer Meeting is accessible right from the TeamViewer client without further installation for all non-commercial users of TeamViewer as well as paying customers of all subscription plans from now on (Remote Access subscriptions will follow shortly). "The integration of TeamViewer Meeting into the TeamViewer client is in line with our aim of providing horizontal connectivity solutions to digitalize workplace processes and to enable endless use cases that can be addressed with a shared, secure technology platform for companies of all sizes in all industries around the world," Christoph Schneider explains the strategic rationale.
"There is increasing demand for end-to-end encrypted video conferencing and screen sharing solutions following the strict data protection and privacy regulation within the European Union." "Due to the global need of reliable, secure digital communication and online meeting capabilities, we have committed to provide every TeamViewer user with easy-to-use meeting functionality right in their TeamViewer client," says Christoph Schneider, Director of Product Management at TeamViewer.
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TeamViewer Meeting, recently rebranded from blizz and now visibly belonging to the TeamViewer product family, is being added for free to all TeamViewer clients, bringing all the benefits of a modern video conference and online meeting solution to TeamViewer users while providing the highest standards of security and encryption TeamViewer is known for. 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ - TeamViewer, a leading global provider of secure remote connectivity solutions, today announces the integration of an enhanced TeamViewer Meeting into the TeamViewer client to start one-click meetings right from the existing TeamViewer application. Compatible stand-alone TeamViewer Meeting app allows end-to-end encrypted video conferences and meetings across mobile devices and desktops
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