Well, that's interesting, but the binding agreement is the EULA, which in addition to the "private use" phrase also uses the terms "personal use" and "private computers," which would seem to be more problematic in the Church context.Mikerowaved wrote:That may be debatable. Here's a quote from the TeamViewer FAQ:aebrown wrote:I hope you have a license (which is rather pricey) for Teamviewer. It can be used for free only for personal use, which does not apply to the Church.
But regardless of how we might choose to parse these words, I would hearken back to the LDSTech broadcast which specifically mentioned TeamViewer as software we should not use on clerk computers. That seems to me to settle the issue.