remo

Using Remo Use Remo only with TVs and devices you own or are allowed to control. Every command is sent because you pressed a button. Don’t use Remo to access devices without permission or to interfere with other people’s equipment. Your responsibility You are responsible for how you use Remo, for the devices you connect it to, and for keeping your phone and home network secure. Compatibility Compatibility depends on your TV model, its software and the connection method. Some features may not work on every TV, and a TV software update can change what works. The Supported devices screen shows what Remo can currently control. Third-party devices Remo relies on control features built into TVs and streaming devices by their makers. Those makers can change or remove such features at any time, and we can’t guarantee they will keep working. No affiliation Remo is an independent app and is not affiliated with or endorsed...

Summary Remo works on your phone and your local network. No account is needed. We don’t collect contacts, location, SMS, call logs, microphone or camera data, and Remo never uploads information about your TVs or your network. We don’t run any server that receives your data. Information we collect Google Analytics for Firebase receives anonymous events: app opened, onboarding finished, search started, device found, device connected, connection failed, device saved or removed, support opened, rating prompt shown, Premium screen opened, Premium plan chosen, and rough counts of which kinds of buttons are used. They arrive with the app version, Android version, phone model, approximate region and a random app-instance ID. When the app crashes, Firebase Crashlytics receives the technical crash trace and the phone’s state at the time of the crash. Information we don’t collect Wi-Fi passwords, network credentials, IP or MAC addresses, the list of ...