Are there any limitations to the free version of TeamViewer?

The free version of TeamViewer does have several limitations that users should be aware of. Primarily, it is intended for personal use only. If TeamViewer detects activities that suggest commercial use, it may restrict access and prompt users to either upgrade to a paid version or provide justification for their use. Furthermore, certain features available in the paid versions, such as remote support for more concurrent sessions, are not accessible in the free version. Users of the free version may encounter restrictions on session duration as well. Sessions could be limited in length, which may require users to reconnect after a certain period. Additionally, performance features such as file transfer speed, multi-monitor support, and session recording might not be fully available. It is advisable for anyone considering using TeamViewer to explore the official website for the most current and detailed information on the free version and its limitations, as features may evolve over time. Every user's requirements are unique, so assessing these limitations can help determine if the free version meets their needs or if a paid version would be more suitable.