Answers before you connect.

No. Screen, audio, chat, clipboard and files are end-to-end encrypted. The relay server, when needed, forwards encrypted data only.

Session content is not recorded or retained. Local diagnostics are disabled by default and may be enabled deliberately by the user; the infrastructure uses only minimal operational status and aggregate relay usage.

DOS automatically attempts multiple direct routes. If a firewall or NAT blocks them, the session continues through an encrypted relay with no change to the workflow.

Yes. The Viewer also runs in a modern browser with E2E encryption through WebAssembly. The native Viewer adds advanced tools such as a network drive and TCP tunnel.

Host, Viewer and Combo are available for Windows, macOS and Linux, alongside Android apps and the browser viewer. DOS Host, Viewer and Combo for iOS will be released on the App Store; the iOS host is read-only because the platform does not permit remote input control.

No. When DOS discovers a device on the local network, communication is direct between the devices and the entire session stays within the LAN. No session traffic goes out to the internet or through the DigitalCentar relay.