#Jump desktop vs anydesk Pc#
#Jump desktop vs anydesk free#

And the company's based in Singapore and not sure what kind of privacy or security policies are associated with that. Their subreddit seems like some weird sock puppets promoting it. Not that I really require those things just an odd lack of any info that would lend them any credibility as far as not mining and selling your personal info or having who knows what backdoor on my machines.Īnd any google-able info is just copypasta blurbs with as much depth as mentioning some CEO 'Joseph'. No mention of GDPR, CCPA, or HIPAA compliance. No listing of big named companies who use it to even give you some kind of secure by association vibes. Thinking maybe it's at least snappier than TeamViewer or Anydesk and has similar features?Īnd being that I found it searching for a remote desktop it seems a bit strange in that niche as well as no support plans like other well known remote desktops offer, and paid plans are a fraction of the price. So assuming either it's not so great for gaming or somehow has escaped most peoples radar. Seems funny as a gaming focused thing though as I don't recall ever seeing it mentioned in remote gaming threads along with Moonlight, Parsec, or Steam Link type stuff. Seems geared towards performance and they quote some pretty high framerates for a remote desktop. So I came upon AweSun (or Aweray Remote?) which sounds great by their descriptions.

I gather Nomachine or something similar would be better suited for my local use but trying to find something that handles remote assistance firewall nonsense with no fuss if possible.

#Jump desktop vs anydesk free#

Tried Anydesk which had smoother video quality, but there was no sound which might be a limitation of the free version.

#Jump desktop vs anydesk Pc#

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