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Temporary phone sharing.

The person sharing can create a password-protected temporary link from the desktop app. A visitor views or controls the Android connected to that computer in a browser. Links start in view-only mode and default to 15 minutes.

Create and open a link

On the phone sharing page, the sharer chooses the device, duration, and visitor permissions. The desktop app creates the temporary link and access password. Send both only to people you trust. The visitor sees the Android connected to the sharer’s computer.

View, take over, and hand back

A link starts in view-only mode while the AI can keep working. Choose Take over to pause automatic actions and transfer control. When finished, choose Done, continue task or reply /continue in WeChat. Closing or refreshing the page does not signal completion.

Wake and unlock

If the sharer allows waking and unlocking, the visitor can enter the phone lock-screen password. Leave it blank to only wake the phone. The password travels directly to the sharer’s computer for local unlocking and does not pass through KAKABAKA servers.

Connection and network

The viewer prefers a direct device connection rather than a relay. It may use IPv6 or IPv4 NATMap. Some networks, VPNs, proxies, or firewalls block direct connections. Expand Connection details in the page for transport, latency, and diagnostics.

Common states

The page reports an ended or expired share, wrong access password, too many attempts, another visitor in use, an unstable mapping port, or waiting for the sharer to reconnect. Retry as suggested or ask the sharer to create a new link.

Privacy and security

A temporary link contains an access password. Send it only to people you trust and do not publish it. The sharer’s computer and desktop app must stay running. Video and input use the direct device connection. Ending the share disconnects open pages.