Yes, the Remote Service system uses a secure connection between your device and our server. All information is stored on Samsungs servers and no third party company has access to this information. No unwanted information or malicious programs can be sent to your device.

No, the Remote Service system only allows Samsung to connect to your device for a single session. Once the connection is terminated Samsung cannot reconnect without a new PIN being generated by you. Powering off the TV will also terminate any session immediately.

Yes the Samsung technician will be able to see the incoming picture. Through this the technician can determine if the problem is being cause by the input or the device. E.g: if the Samsung technician connects to the TV and can see a line in the image then he knows that that line is being created by the incoming signal not the TV. If the technician cannot see the line we know that there is a problem with the TV.

No, Remote Service is offered free of charge to our customers. Samsung strives to constantly provide our customers with the best support for their products.

Once connected to your device a technician can control it as if they were in front of the device itself. If you need to connect to Remote Service again the technician can quickly review which settings have been changed from the previous session.

A Samsung technician could see you through the built-in camera but only if they are accessing an app that uses the built in camera (Skype, Camera app, etc). The Samsung technicians will never access these types of apps while connected to your TV unless they are specifically asked to do so in order to test that particular apps functionality. You can set the camera to the closed position to prevent the technician from seeing you while accessing the application. There is no way for the technician to access your built in camera without your knowledge.