Remote support safety

A safer way to get remote help

Remote technical support is often abused by scammers. This service is designed to feel different on purpose.

You initiate contact

The process starts when you submit the request form or contact the service directly. You should not trust surprise calls or messages claiming you are already compromised.

Screen sharing first

The preferred support method is a video call with customer-controlled screen sharing. Temporary attended remote control is used only if needed and explicitly approved.

No password collection

You should not provide passwords, MFA codes, recovery codes, or secret keys. If a password needs to be changed, you do that yourself in the account provider's official interface.

No pressure tactics

The first call is a fit and scope review. If escalation is the safer answer, that recommendation should come before any paid session.