RemotePhone
com.remotephoneMirror and control your Android phone from Linux over WiFi
Latest documented release2.0.021 Sept 2026 · 0.2 MB→01 / Overview
Is RemotePhone safe?
RemotePhone lets you mirror and control your Android phone from your Linux desktop over WiFi — no USB debugging or ADB required. Features: Native resolution screen mirroring over WiFi Full remote control — tap, swipe, long press, scroll, system keys Audio mirroring with automatic phone speaker muting (Android 10+) Keyboard input — type text directly into phone text fields PIN pad keyboard support…
- Developer
- dpk404
- Category
- Connectivity
- Earliest archived version
- 07 Sept 2026
- License
- MIT (per F-Droid metadata)
02 / Release notes
Release notes from F-Droid
Approve each computer on the phone before it can see or control the screen - Encrypted connection; the screen stream is no longer readable on the network - Settings: ask before connecting, remember computers, allow several at once - Follows the phone into landscape; the desktop window turns with it…
Full notes →Type into web pages and any app without switching keyboards (Android 13+), two-way clipboard sync between phone and desktop, smoother trackpad scroll and back gestures, finds the phone even behind a VPN, and a new app icon.
Full notes →03 / Package identity
Technical fingerprint
com.remotephone82615089d6b8517a97ac2237282f1dccc2f248a56b75ff31b27ff95f69a4ed21DC:75:65:36:18:FA:AD:BD:4A:9B:A9:7E:2B:28:7A:54:FB:54:1A:6F:9F:38:8E:C4:EB:24:E6:AC:FE:EC:0D:CC04 / History
Archive history
2 versions in WIKI archive: earliest 1.3.0 (07 Sept 2026), latest 2.0.0 (21 Sept 2026).
No change in android.permission.* between 1.3.0 and 2.0.0.
05 / Version archive
Documented releases
2 TOTAL06 / Safety & access
Safety verdict
Declared permissions
Tracker status: Not assessed by WIKI for Android.
07 / Sources
Evidence ledger
Each entry is a captured public reference backing this record.