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Google Releases Chrome Desktop-Sharing Feature

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“Called Chrome Remote Desktop, the new feature is in beta
testing and lets you connect any two computers that have a Chrome
browser, including systems running Windows, Linux, and Mac OS, as
well as Chromebooks. The app can access all data on a remote
computer and requires the person sharing access to their computer
to give a code to the person who will tap into it remotely. That
authentication must be done every time access is granted.


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