Sessions are encrypted and also require sign-in to your Google account for access.
(If you’d still like a guide, check out our sister site Computerworld’s walkthrough of installation and setup.) And as an added benefit, the more techphobic will likely find it a less confusing or intimidating interface-most everyone uses Chrome as their default browser. Google’s solution for remote access is one of the most dead-simple options out there. Note: For all the software mentioned below, you’ll need to install it both on your computer and that of the person you’re helping.
