How to Disable 'Possible Scam Detected' in AnyDesk for Seamless Remote Access

Sometimes, AnyDesk users may encounter the message “Possible Scam Detected,” which can complicate remote access to servers, especially when working with teams across different time zones. In situations like this, particularly for development teams operating from remote locations, it’s crucial to understand how to effectively manage these security profiles.

To resolve the issue of having to manually accept connections every time a developer needs access to their machines, certain configurations can be made in AnyDesk.

Steps to Disable the “Possible Scam Detected” Profile:

1. Open AnyDesk on your computer.
2. Navigate to Settings.
3. Within the settings menu, look for the Security option.
4. In the security section, you can adjust access permissions. Ensure that your development team has the necessary permissions to connect without requiring your constant supervision.
5. Alternatively, if available, you can disable the “Possible Scam Detected” profile or notifications from this section.

Important Considerations

• Disabling these settings may increase security risks, so be sure to review the implications before proceeding.
• It may be beneficial to set a unique password for remote connections, ensuring that only authorized users can access the systems.

If you find that this configuration does not meet your needs, we recommend checking the AnyDesk documentation or reaching out to technical support for further assistance. Security in remote connections is paramount, and it’s essential to strike a balance between convenience and protection.