Otherwise, you will get a message saying 'connection failed.' The secondary device will get a request saying, 'Would you like to allow XXXXX to remote support your Android device.' The app will also require permission for 'display over other apps.' Once the connection is successfully established, the app even displays a message saying the screen mirroring option is activated. You will then get complete control of the secondary device. You will be able to do everything as if you are using the device in real. You can follow the same process for computers too. The app works fine when controlled from a phone rather than a computer. The experience is a little sluggish, and you will get input a little late on the computer.

It is, anyway, better to control another smartphone using your primary handset to get done things at a faster rate without any lag. Additionally, the app is completely free for personal usage. People can also transfer files using the same app. Is it safe to use this app? What about privacy? While there are several ways of sharing files from an Android, this is just an added advantage of using this app. Well, if you are concerned about your privacy, then let me tell you no one will be able to access your device for the second time after giving access for the first time. Every time you want to control any other device, you need to send a request, and if the other person rejects it, then you won't get access. In simpler terms, every session requires a password or ID before getting started.

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