See below for a list of bug fixes completed between February 23-28:
Devices
Remote Assist
- Added an enhancement to Remote Assist where the User is prompted to grant screen recording and accessibility permissions to prevent session failure.
- Fixed an issue where the screen recording settings for Remote Assist were inaccurate.
- Fixed a lockscreen detection failure for Linux devices using Remote Assist.
- Fixed an issue in Remote Assist where multi-user logged-in messages displayed incorrectly.
- Fixed an issue in Remote Assist where macOS devices lost mouse control after switching users.
- Added an enhancement for certificate code signing changes in the Remote Assist Agent for Windows devices.
- Disabled the screen recording device permissions for Remote Assist Background Tools mode, since Background Access does not support screen sharing in the first place.
- Fixed an input lag issue on the Remote Assist login screen, and improved user account control access for Windows devices.
- Fixed an issue in Remote Assist where the end-user mouse cursor lags behind the remote mouse cursor during a Remote Assist session.
- Fixed a Javascript error In Remote Assist where non-english characters cause the Remote Assist app to crash.
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