Splashtop SOS

I called a YouTube tv number and a scammer told me to down load this app but once he started to ask me to log in to my Walmart and Wallet that sounded very fishy. I stopped the connection with this app and took a screenshot of his users name. He started to $&@&#% at me and before I hanged up. I am very concerned if they tabbed into any of my information. I sure want answers from the person that created this app.

Ran by scammers

Scam artists posing as YouTube techs are using this to gain access to your screen and asking you to also log into your bank account! Beware!!

I got logged out of my Instagram account and I called this number that I thought was Instagram. The scammers told me to download this app and this is their way of stealing credit card information or bank account information. luckily I hung up but please do not download this app because all your stuff will get hacked

FBI is on to it now. I sent my info to the DOJ they are getting more and savvy. These third countries and their scammers are in a for a rude awakening and the why the Middle East is being blown up. Karma

As an I.T. Support Professional I use SplashTop SOS. It allow me to support end users on demand at anytime day or night. I know the remote connection is secured thanks to SplashTop Securty investments. The clients absolutely love the ease of you to allow me one time secure access to there systems and Mobil devices and I love it as well. It has allowed me to support them over the internet without the need for a constant reconnection something I myself have experience with cheaper options and get the same toolset that more pricey options have for a flat fee. You truly can’t go wrong!

This is good for experts and less technical people. I can support them in solving their problems. It is productive and I save 50% of my time while using it to support. This app is amazing.

This app should be banned scammers use it to trick people and steal bank accounts you need a better system of security

Works like a charm. Makes supporting family phones a breeeeeze

This only works in portrait mode. The Idevice sharing the “screen recording” session needs to rotate the device so that it is usable ate all. You have absolutely no control over what is happening on the screen, as you would expect. Instead you have to get the client to rotate their screen until things are right-side up and then you most talk them into doing everything because you have no control remotely. Very disappointed in this implementation as before it was usable and now, not so much.