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Disclosure · As of 12 November 2026

Whoever helps you should show their face.

Remote support means trusting someone with your own PC. That is why this page openly states who is behind EZZE Remote, where the servers run, what data arises and what has been reviewed so far. Including what is still missing.

Who is behind it

A person, not a corporation.

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Patrick Helms

Developer and operator of EZZE Remote · Dietmannsried in the Allgäu, Germany

Placeholder for your own words: two or three sentences on why you build EZZE Remote and what matters to you. Something personal works better here than any seal.

EZZE Remote is developed and operated in Germany. For questions, privacy concerns and security reports you reach the operator directly, without a ticket system and without a call centre. All details are in the legal notice.

Funding

How EZZE Remote pays for itself.

EZZE Remote is funded solely by the Pro licence for professional use: €99 a year per helping person, as an annual licence or subscription via the Microsoft Store. Anyone who helps privately or receives help pays nothing.

  • No advertising in the app
  • No selling or sharing of usage data
  • Optionally without a subscription, as an annual licence without renewal
  • No user account, so no profiles about you either
Infrastructure

Who is involved in EZZE Remote.

Only two service providers are involved. The session itself runs as directly as possible between the two PCs.

TaskProviderLocationWhat arrives there
Brokering and relayIONOS (hosting)European UnionDevice ID, public key, network addresses. Session data only encrypted, if no direct connection works.
App distribution and updatesMicrosoft StoreMicrosoftWhat the Store needs for download and updates.
Purchase and invoiceMicrosoft StoreMicrosoftPurchase via your Microsoft account. We don’t see payment data.
The sessionYour two PCsWherever the PCs areScreen, input and files, encrypted from PC to PC.
Data and retention

What the server stores and for how long.

The information matches the privacy policy, which also states the legal basis in each case.

DataPurposeHow long
Assignment of an ongoing sessionBring the request to the right PCOnly in memory, until the connection ends
Device ID and public device keySo that your ID stays yours permanentlyNo fixed period. Deleted on request.
Counters per IP addressProtection against abuse and guessing5 or 10 minutes
Database backupsRecovery after an outageHourly, the last 168 versions (7 days)
System and error logsFinding and fixing faultsRotated weekly, 4 older logs
Web server logsOperating the serviceRotated daily, 14 older logs
Never on the server: screen contents, transferred files, session and permanent passwords, private device keys and Windows passwords.

Full privacy policy →

Review status

What has been reviewed and what is still pending.

Better honest than a seal without substance. This list is updated as soon as something changes.

ItemStatusWhat it means
Store app certified by MicrosoftDoneEvery version goes through the Microsoft Store review and is signed by Microsoft.
Encrypted transmissionActiveScreen, input and files are encrypted, including via the relay server.
Automated testsActiveEvery version is checked with automated tests before release.
Reporting channel for vulnerabilitiesActiveDirect contact with the operator, see below.
Signed Portable and HostBefore downloadPortable and Host will only be released with a publisher certificate.
External security testNot yet doneAn independent penetration test of app and server is the next sensible step. The result will appear here.

Report a vulnerability

If you notice a vulnerability, please report it confidentially by email. You will get a personal reply and, if you wish, we will credit you as the finder. Please do not access other people’s PCs or data while doing so.

mail@hp-webdesign.de →

Access and deletion

Want to know what is stored for your device ID, or have it deleted? Just send an email with your ID. We never need passwords or keys for that.

Send a request →

Ready to help someone remotely?

Get EZZE Remote from the Microsoft Store and share your ID. That’s all there is to it.