The content originates from a third-party source made available via the platform. Prior to its publication on TeamViewer Hub, it has undergone a limited, non-exhaustive review. Such review is intended solely to identify obvious technical issues or deviations from basic publishing requirements. It does not constitute testing, certification, validation, or approval of consent, nor any assurance as to functionality, security, completeness, accuracy, or suitability for any particular Customer environment or use case. TeamViewer has no obligation to monitor changes, vulnerabilities, security issues, or legal compliance of any content after initial publication. TeamViewer may, at any time and in its own discretion, modify, add, change or remove content without prior notification of the Customer.
TeamViewer does not assume any duty of care, responsibility, or liability with respect to the selection, review, availability, or use of content made available via the TeamViewer Hub. TeamViewer does not represent or warrant that any such review will identify all potential issues, vulnerabilities, or incompatibilities. For the avoidance of doubt, the TeamViewer does not constitute endorsement, recommendation, or approval of the content or its provider.
Prior to deploying content from the TeamViewer Hub, as a matter of best practice, Customer should review the content and validate it in an appropriate test or staging environment before deploying it more broadly or into production. This is particularly relevant where content may interact with operating system settings, registries, services, applications, or other environment-specific components. Customer remains solely responsible for evaluating, testing, approving, and deploying any content obtained from the TeamViewer Hub. Deployment decisions, including security assessment, functional validation, and compliance with internal change management processes, are made exclusively by the Customer.
Nothing in this information constitutes technical, security, legal, or operational advice, nor a recommendation that any specific content is appropriate for a Customer’s environment or use case.
Content is hosted on infrastructure managed by TeamViewer. Standard technical and organizational measures may be applied at the platform infrastructure level only and do not extend to the security, integrity, or behavior of individual content or scripts. This information is provided for transparency purposes only and does not constitute a representation or guarantee regarding the security of any specific content or its deployment in a Customer environment.
Use of content in the TeamViewer Hub is subject to the TeamViewer End User License Agreement (EULA) and Data Processing Agreement (DPA). This notice is intended solely to explain the meaning of the TeamViewer review status, the general nature of TeamViewer’s review activities, and recommended Customer deployment practices. In the event of any inconsistency between this notice and the EULA or DPA, the EULA and DPA shall prevail.
Customers acknowledge that they do not rely on TeamViewer for the verification, validation, or assessment of content obtained from the TeamViewer Hub. TeamViewer does not assume any duty to monitor, update, maintain, or reassess such content after publication.