Teamviewer Remote Updates & Release Notes

Operating system - Windows
Version - 15.80.6
Release date - 2026-08-11

Bugfixes

• Fixed a bug where the Minimize button was missing in TeamViewer QuickSupport and Host.

Response to user question:

Hi @RaphaelV,
Thank you for your post.
Version 15.80.6 is currently available only for the TeamViewer QuickSupport and TeamViewer Host modules, as noted in the Bugfixes section of the changelog. It is not being rolled out to the full TeamViewer client, which is why you're not seeing the update.
To make this clearer, we've updated the changelog accordingly.
If anything remains unclear or if you have any questions, feel free to let us know. We're happy to help!
Best,
Jen

Operating system - Windows

Version - 15.80.4

Release date - 2026-07-28

New features

• Added support for Admin settings, device management, Single-Sign-On (SSO) and Microsoft LAPS integration to the Hybrid Conditional Access.
• Tensor-licensed customers can now forward their local microphone and camera to the remote device, enabling them to join meetings or use applications that require a camera and microphone directly from a remote session.
• Auditability for account security has been improved. Password changes will now be logged as separate events.
• The user creation date and last active information have been added to the User Details panel, giving administrators quick insight when reviewing user profiles.
• Permission handling for user groups has been improved. Actions such as creating, viewing, updating, and deleting user groups are now controlled by assigned permissions, ensuring clear and consistent access management.
• Customers can now create Conditional Access rules using Company Profiles, enabling secure access scenarios involving trusted third-party organizations, such as external support providers using TeamViewer. A new External Company option is available in both the Source and Target fields during rule creation, allowing administrators to specify a Company Profile name and apply the rule to users associated with that external organization.

Improvements

• TeamViewer now natively supports Windows on ARM devices for both TeamViewer Remote and TeamViewer (Classic). Its functionality matches the existing Intel-based versions, ensuring a consistent experience across device architectures.
• The width of the in-session Tia side panel has been increased to provide a more comfortable experience when interacting with chat.
• Session connections using Windows authentication are now available from both the command bar and the context menu on the Service Queue page.
• The unattended access text in the Classic Host has been updated to align with TeamViewer Remote. The revised wording more clearly indicates that the device is managed by the company, reducing potential confusion around manager-based access and improving consistency between TeamViewer Remote and Classic.
• User management has been enhanced with sortable columns for User Groups and User Roles, improving navigation and data visibility.

Bugfixes

• Fixed a bug that caused connection issues when a connection was initiated via Easy Access.
• Fixed a bug that prevented access to the 3-dot menu on the Service Queue page.
• Fixed a bug that caused the start screen to remain in an infinite loading state, preventing users from accessing the sign-in page.
• Fixed a bug where pressing the Backspace key removed the entire input instead of only the last character when using certain Asian languages.
• Fixed a bug that could cause the collapsed in-session toolbar to disappear after opening a side panel.

Operating system - macOS

Version - 15.80.4
Release date - 2026-07-28

New features

• Added support for Admin settings, device management, Single-Sign-On (SSO) and Microsoft LAPS integration to the Hybrid Conditional Access.
• Customers can now create Conditional Access rules using Company Profiles, enabling secure access scenarios involving trusted third-party organizations, such as external support providers using TeamViewer. A new External Company option is available in both the Source and Target fields during rule creation, allowing administrators to specify a Company Profile name and apply the rule to users associated with that external organization.

Improvements

• Session connections using Windows authentication are now available from both the command bar and the context menu on the Service Queue page.

Bugfixes

• Fixed a bug that could cause remote control sessions to unexpectedly disconnect when free disk space was low on macOS 13 and 14.
• A bug affecting the "Send key combinations" setting has been resolved.
• Fixed a bug that caused connection issues when a connection was initiated via Easy Access.
• The "Send Ctrl + Alt + Del" menu item has been restored for connections to Windows devices.
• Fixed a bug that prevented access to the 3-dot menu on the Service Queue page.
• Resolved a business logic issue where Unattended Access on macOS could bypass the configured 2FA for connection approval. (Security Bulletin "TV-2026-1007")

Operating system - Android

Version - 15.80.207
Release date - 2026-07-28

Improvements

• Android apps now support connections secured with certificates signed by third-party certificate authorities, including certificates not issued by TeamViewer.
• Remote support for mobile devices on Linux now supports screen sharing, remote control, file transfer, chat, nudges, session recording, and sending clipboard content to the device.

Bugfixes

• Fixed a bug that prevented devices assigned through a custom Host from appearing in managed device search results.

Operating system - Windows

Version - 15.79.4
Release date - 2026-06-22

New features

• Feature‑level permissions in Conditional Access have been expanded to include Remote Terminal.
• Users can now share their screen from the web version of TeamViewer. A session can be started from the installed TeamViewer application, with no installation required on the remote side.
• Devices now inherit the policy of their assigned device group by default if no policy is explicitly set. Users can still assign a different policy at any time. This applies only when a device belongs to a single device group.
• The default setting for “Session Insights logging” (outgoing Session Insights types only) is now set to “Allowed” instead of “After confirmation.” If user interaction is required, the access control can be adjusted locally, via policy, or by enabling the new stop option in Company Settings.
• Tooltips in the in‑session toolbar have been reworked to provide a more consistent user experience.
• Administrators can now filter users by creation date to find accounts created within a specific time range.
• A new column showing the user creation date has been added to the user management page, making newly created accounts easier to identify.

Improvements

• Session Insights logging has been improved when used with the “Switch sides with partner” functionality.

Bugfixes

• Improved clipboard functionality for more reliable behavior, including when used with remote desktop connections.
• Fixed a bug where the Share button disappeared after sharing a device group from the command bar.
• Fixed a bug where the Dashboard button was missing in the QuickActions area for connections to mobile devices.
• Fixed a bug where policies were not displayed properly when a device belonged to more than one device group.
• Fixed a bug where the delete confirmation dialog did not close after a successful deletion.
• Fixed a bug in the Event Log where outgoing connections to managed devices sometimes displayed the device ID instead of the signed‑in account as the author. Outgoing connections now consistently display the account as the author.
• Fixed an issue where users could enter edit mode for other users before permissions were fully loaded, leading to confusing error messages.
• Fixed a security vulnerability (Security Bulletin: TV-2026-1006).