Remotely Control Android from Another Android
0In this video, you'll learn how to remotely control one Android device from another Android device using a free app available on the Google Play Store. This process does not require root access and is ideal for users looking to offer tech support, access their second device remotely, or control a child or elder’s device for assistance. The tutorial walks you through the complete setup process from installation to connection.
The app used in this video is likely "AirMirror" or a similar remote control tool designed specifically for Android-to-Android connections. To get started, you’ll need to install the same app on both devices—your main device (the one you’ll use to control) and the target device (the one you want to control). Once installed, both devices need to be connected to the internet and must have the necessary permissions granted to allow access, including screen sharing and remote control features.
After installing the app from the Google Play Store, the next step is to create an account. The video shows how to navigate to the 'Me' section in the app, enter your credentials, and set up your user profile. Once the account is set up, you’ll use the 'Nearby' feature to detect and connect to the second Android device. Both devices need to stay within Wi-Fi range or be connected to mobile data for this feature to work seamlessly.
The video also emphasizes the importance of enabling all requested permissions, particularly accessibility and screen-sharing permissions, which are essential for full remote control functionality. Once connected, you can view and interact with the other device’s screen, making it perfect for remote tech support or accessing another phone when needed.
You can download the app from the Play Store here:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.airmirror.remote
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:10 Installing the remote control app
0:42 Creating your account
0:57 Connecting via Nearby and enabling permissions
1:12 Final connection and remote control demo
1:14 Conclusion
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