TL;DR: TeamViewer QuickSupport now probably works on all AOSP-based rooted ROMs AND now asks for root privileges.

d2att, AOKP

Skyrocket, CM10

Nexus 4 - this seems to be sort of iffy. More information is needed to figure out if this works or not.

- this seems to be sort of iffy. More information is needed to figure out if this works or not. Nexus One, Unofficial CM10

Did your device run TV properly? Let me know, and I'll put it on the list for others to see. Be sure to include the following: Your device's model/board name

What codebase your ROM uses (AOSP, Sense, TW, etc.)

Whether or not you were able to download directly from the Play Store

Whether or not the APK installed and ran

Whether or not you were able to use the app

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So, if you have used TeamViewer (remote control app, cross-platform and very versatile) you've probably seen the QuickSupport app talked about every so often. QuickSupport is essentially a TeamViewer server for Android devices, allowing other Teamviewer installations to remotely control it. With its effortless setup and automatic network transversal, it's possibly one of the best remote-control server applications for Android.But, there was a catch. It only supported Samsung-signed ROMs. This meant that A) it was only working natively on stock ROMs and B) it was only going to work on Samsung devices. Drat.But, yesterday, there was an update to the app. It didn't give much in the manner of update notes. However, once I launched it on my device running CM10, it started without any errors for the first time. After confirming on an HTC device running AOKP, it would appear that all AOSP ROMs are now supported without any issue in TeamViewer QuickSupport. It asks for root, presumably in order to facilitate the remote-control parts of the app. (Note that it will NOT work if root access is not given)I think this is something big. I've never heard of a company as large and... "professional" as TeamViewer using, for lack of a better word, a community-made "hacking" system for gaining privileged access. Here's the link to TV QuickSupport on the Play Store. Try it out, and post your results here!(GPlay not letting you download it? Get the APK straight from Teamviewer here .)So far, here's a list of devices that have successfully ran TVQS:Did this make your day? Click the "Thanks" button!