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Phần mềm máy tính từ xa đã mang lại cho chúng ta sự tiện lợi lớn, nhưng đồng thời chúng ta cũng nên cẩn thận về bảo mật tài khoản để ngăn ngừa rò rỉ thông tin và vấn đề lừa đảo.

Đừng tin tưởng người lạ yêu cầu bạn tải về hoặc đăng ký DeskIn!

Nếu MỘT AI ĐÓ BẠN KHÔNG BIẾT yêu cầu bạn làm theo hướng dẫn của họ và cài đặt DeskIn qua điện thoại hoặc trên các phương tiện truyền thông xã hội, CẢNH BÁO RẰNG BẠN CÓ THỂ ĐANG BỊ LỪA ĐẢO! Hãy ngắt cuộc gọi và dừng liên hệ với họ ngay lập tức. Họ có thể là kẻ lừa đảo đang cố gắng yêu cầu bạn thay đổi mật khẩu, đánh cắp thông tin và tiền của bạn. Đừng tin tưởng họ! DeskIn không hợp tác với bất kỳ ngân hàng nào hoặc các tổ chức Ticketmaster. Nhớ không bao giờ cung cấp thẻ ngân hàng hoặc thông tin cá nhân khác qua điện thoại hoặc trên mạng xã hội một cách dễ dàng. Đừng đăng nhập tài khoản của bạn trên thiết bị của người khác hoặc cung cấp mật khẩu tài khoản hoặc mật khẩu seri cho người khác.

Cần làm gì nếu bạn nhận ra rằng mình có thể đã bị lừa đảo

Nếu bạn đã đăng ký tài khoản DeskIn theo hướng dẫn của người khác, các bước sau có thể giúp bạn tránh bị truy cập trái phép vào thiết bị của mình.

1. Vào cài đặt bảo mật và bỏ chọn "Cho phép truy cập vào thiết bị này" hoặc chọn "Luôn phải được tôi đồng ý thủ công khi kết nối bằng các tài khoản khác nhau", và bạn cũng có thể đặt một mật khẩu bảo mật và danh sách đen và trắng để tăng cường bảo mật.


2. Đăng xuất tài khoản của bạn trên các thiết bị khác.

Trên ứng dụng DeskIn: Vào Danh sách Thiết bị, nhấp chuột phải vào thiết bị bạn không biết >> Xóa. Nếu đó là thiết bị dưới cùng một tài khoản, hệ thống sẽ nhắc bạn xem có muốn đăng xuất khỏi tài khoản trên thiết bị đó không.

Thiết bị di động DeskIn: Vào Danh sách Thiết bị, nhấp vào thiết bị bạn không biết, nhấp vào ba dấu chấm ở góc trên bên phải để vào Thông tin Thiết bị >> Chỉnh sửa thiết bị >> Xóa.

3. Xóa tài khoản DeskIn của bạn và Gỡ cài đặt DeskIn trên điện thoại di động, máy tính, v.v.

4. Nếu bạn có thông tin bị rò rỉ hoặc mất tài sản do lừa đảo, vui lòng liên hệ với cán bộ DeskIn qua email: support@deskin.io, và tìm sự giúp đỡ từ cảnh sát.

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PC:

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Di động:

Bạn cũng có thể làm điều đó trên ứng dụng DeskIn, vui lòng làm theo các bước sau:

Vào "Cài Đặt" >> "Quyền Riêng Tư & An Ninh" >> "Xóa Tài Khoản"

Phiên bản di động

Làm thế nào để đảm bảo an ninh cho tài khoản của bạn khi sử dụng DeskIn hàng ngày?

1. Đặt một Mật khẩu Bảo mật và thay đổi nó thường xuyên

Ngoài mật khẩu tạm thời, nó được khuyến nghị rằng bạn đặt một mật khẩu bảo mật độc đáo và thay đổi nó thường xuyên.

2. Thêm cài đặt bảo mật

Nếu bạn muốn tăng cường bảo mật khi sử dụng DeskIn, vào "Cài Đặt" >> "Bảo Mật", kiểm tra thêm các tùy chọn để tăng cường bảo mật, chẳng hạn như "Xác minh mật khẩu hệ thống khi kết nối với thiết bị này", "Luôn phải được tôi đồng ý thủ công khi kết nối bằng các tài khoản khác nhau", "Khóa màn hình sau mỗi lần truy cập từ xa".



3. Đừng đăng nhập vào tài khoản của bạn trên thiết bị của người khác

Nếu bạn đang tạm thời sử dụng một thiết bị không quen thuộc, tốt nhất bạn đừng đăng nhập vào tài khoản của mình để tránh rò rỉ thông tin.

Phần mềm máy tính từ xa đã mang lại cho chúng ta sự tiện lợi lớn, nhưng đồng thời chúng ta cũng nên cẩn thận về bảo mật tài khoản để ngăn ngừa rò rỉ thông tin và vấn đề lừa đảo.

Đừng tin tưởng người lạ yêu cầu bạn tải về hoặc đăng ký DeskIn!

Nếu MỘT AI ĐÓ BẠN KHÔNG BIẾT yêu cầu bạn làm theo hướng dẫn của họ và cài đặt DeskIn qua điện thoại hoặc trên các phương tiện truyền thông xã hội, CẢNH BÁO RẰNG BẠN CÓ THỂ ĐANG BỊ LỪA ĐẢO! Hãy ngắt cuộc gọi và dừng liên hệ với họ ngay lập tức. Họ có thể là kẻ lừa đảo đang cố gắng yêu cầu bạn thay đổi mật khẩu, đánh cắp thông tin và tiền của bạn. Đừng tin tưởng họ! DeskIn không hợp tác với bất kỳ ngân hàng nào hoặc các tổ chức Ticketmaster. Nhớ không bao giờ cung cấp thẻ ngân hàng hoặc thông tin cá nhân khác qua điện thoại hoặc trên mạng xã hội một cách dễ dàng. Đừng đăng nhập tài khoản của bạn trên thiết bị của người khác hoặc cung cấp mật khẩu tài khoản hoặc mật khẩu seri cho người khác.

Cần làm gì nếu bạn nhận ra rằng mình có thể đã bị lừa đảo

Nếu bạn đã đăng ký tài khoản DeskIn theo hướng dẫn của người khác, các bước sau có thể giúp bạn tránh bị truy cập trái phép vào thiết bị của mình.

1. Vào cài đặt bảo mật và bỏ chọn "Cho phép truy cập vào thiết bị này" hoặc chọn "Luôn phải được tôi đồng ý thủ công khi kết nối bằng các tài khoản khác nhau", và bạn cũng có thể đặt một mật khẩu bảo mật và danh sách đen và trắng để tăng cường bảo mật.


2. Đăng xuất tài khoản của bạn trên các thiết bị khác.

Trên ứng dụng DeskIn: Vào Danh sách Thiết bị, nhấp chuột phải vào thiết bị bạn không biết >> Xóa. Nếu đó là thiết bị dưới cùng một tài khoản, hệ thống sẽ nhắc bạn xem có muốn đăng xuất khỏi tài khoản trên thiết bị đó không.

Thiết bị di động DeskIn: Vào Danh sách Thiết bị, nhấp vào thiết bị bạn không biết, nhấp vào ba dấu chấm ở góc trên bên phải để vào Thông tin Thiết bị >> Chỉnh sửa thiết bị >> Xóa.

3. Xóa tài khoản DeskIn của bạn và Gỡ cài đặt DeskIn trên điện thoại di động, máy tính, v.v.

4. Nếu bạn có thông tin bị rò rỉ hoặc mất tài sản do lừa đảo, vui lòng liên hệ với cán bộ DeskIn qua email: support@deskin.io, và tìm sự giúp đỡ từ cảnh sát.

Làm thế nào để xóa tài khoản DeskIn?

PC:

Vào trung tâm cá nhân DeskIn trên web và nhấp "Xóa Tài Khoản" ở góc dưới bên trái.



Di động:

Bạn cũng có thể làm điều đó trên ứng dụng DeskIn, vui lòng làm theo các bước sau:

Vào "Cài Đặt" >> "Quyền Riêng Tư & An Ninh" >> "Xóa Tài Khoản"

Phiên bản di động

Làm thế nào để đảm bảo an ninh cho tài khoản của bạn khi sử dụng DeskIn hàng ngày?

1. Đặt một Mật khẩu Bảo mật và thay đổi nó thường xuyên

Ngoài mật khẩu tạm thời, nó được khuyến nghị rằng bạn đặt một mật khẩu bảo mật độc đáo và thay đổi nó thường xuyên.

2. Thêm cài đặt bảo mật

Nếu bạn muốn tăng cường bảo mật khi sử dụng DeskIn, vào "Cài Đặt" >> "Bảo Mật", kiểm tra thêm các tùy chọn để tăng cường bảo mật, chẳng hạn như "Xác minh mật khẩu hệ thống khi kết nối với thiết bị này", "Luôn phải được tôi đồng ý thủ công khi kết nối bằng các tài khoản khác nhau", "Khóa màn hình sau mỗi lần truy cập từ xa".



3. Đừng đăng nhập vào tài khoản của bạn trên thiết bị của người khác

Nếu bạn đang tạm thời sử dụng một thiết bị không quen thuộc, tốt nhất bạn đừng đăng nhập vào tài khoản của mình để tránh rò rỉ thông tin.

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 Someone Accessing Your Phone Remotely

How to Stop Someone from Accessing Your Phone Remotely

In today's hyper-connected world, our smartphones hold everything — personal messages, photos, financial accounts, and more. But what happens when someone is accessing your phone remotely without your knowledge?

This guide explains how to tell if your phone is being accessed remotely and how to stop someone from accessing your phone remotely, whether you're using Android or iPhone.

How to Tell if Someone Is Accessing Your Phone Remotely

Here are the top signs that your phone might be remotely hacked or monitored:

1. Unusual Phone Behavior

Apps open by themselves, settings change without input, or your screen flickers — these are signs of unauthorized remote control.

2. Rapid Battery Drain

Spyware and remote-access tools often run in the background, consuming battery life significantly faster than normal.

3. High Data Usage

If your mobile data usage spikes and can’t be explained by your regular app use, it may indicate data is being sent elsewhere without your consent.

4. Background Noise on Calls

Hearing electronic interference or clicking sounds during calls? It could be a sign your phone is being tapped or monitored.

5. Unknown Apps Installed

Apps you didn’t download may be malicious software installed remotely to spy on your activity, especially on Android devices.

How to Stop Someone from Accessing Your Phone Remotely

Once you suspect unauthorized access, here’s how to take back control:

 1. Remove Hidden Apps via Android

  • Go to Settings > Apps > Manage Apps

    Remove Suspicious Apps to Stop Remote Phone Access


  • Look for unknown or recently installed apps you didn’t authorize

  • Uninstall them immediately


 2. Change All Your Passwords

  • Update your phone lock screen password

  • Change passwords for Google, Apple ID, and social media accounts

  • Use complex and unique passwords for each platform


 3. Check Google or Apple Devices

  • On Android:
    Settings > Google > Manage your Google Account > Security > Manage Devices

  • On iPhone:
    Settings > [your name] > Scroll to see devices

  • Remove any unfamiliar devices from your account

    Signs Your Phone Is Being Accessed Remotely And How to Stop It


 4. Install a Trusted Antivirus

A good mobile antivirus can detect spyware, trojans, or keyloggers. Run a full scan to clean your phone.

5. Avoid Clicking Suspicious Links

Never tap on unknown links received via SMS, email, or messaging apps. They might install remote-access tools instantly.

6. Avoid Public Wi-Fi & Charging Stations

Hackers can exploit public networks or USB ports to inject malware. Always use VPN and your own charger when in public.

 7. Factory Reset as Last Resort

If all else fails, back up your data and perform a full factory reset to wipe out any hidden malware or backdoors.

Final Thoughts

If you're worried that someone is accessing your phone remotely, it's critical to act fast. Early signs like fast battery drain or unknown apps can be your first warning. Follow the steps above to stop remote access on Android or iPhone and keep your digital life secure.

Want secure remote access instead of worrying about hackers?
Try DeskIn – encrypted, fast, and made for peace of mind.
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 Someone Accessing Your Phone Remotely

How to Stop Someone from Accessing Your Phone Remotely

In today's hyper-connected world, our smartphones hold everything — personal messages, photos, financial accounts, and more. But what happens when someone is accessing your phone remotely without your knowledge?

This guide explains how to tell if your phone is being accessed remotely and how to stop someone from accessing your phone remotely, whether you're using Android or iPhone.

How to Tell if Someone Is Accessing Your Phone Remotely

Here are the top signs that your phone might be remotely hacked or monitored:

1. Unusual Phone Behavior

Apps open by themselves, settings change without input, or your screen flickers — these are signs of unauthorized remote control.

2. Rapid Battery Drain

Spyware and remote-access tools often run in the background, consuming battery life significantly faster than normal.

3. High Data Usage

If your mobile data usage spikes and can’t be explained by your regular app use, it may indicate data is being sent elsewhere without your consent.

4. Background Noise on Calls

Hearing electronic interference or clicking sounds during calls? It could be a sign your phone is being tapped or monitored.

5. Unknown Apps Installed

Apps you didn’t download may be malicious software installed remotely to spy on your activity, especially on Android devices.

How to Stop Someone from Accessing Your Phone Remotely

Once you suspect unauthorized access, here’s how to take back control:

 1. Remove Hidden Apps via Android

  • Go to Settings > Apps > Manage Apps

    Remove Suspicious Apps to Stop Remote Phone Access


  • Look for unknown or recently installed apps you didn’t authorize

  • Uninstall them immediately


 2. Change All Your Passwords

  • Update your phone lock screen password

  • Change passwords for Google, Apple ID, and social media accounts

  • Use complex and unique passwords for each platform


 3. Check Google or Apple Devices

  • On Android:
    Settings > Google > Manage your Google Account > Security > Manage Devices

  • On iPhone:
    Settings > [your name] > Scroll to see devices

  • Remove any unfamiliar devices from your account

    Signs Your Phone Is Being Accessed Remotely And How to Stop It


 4. Install a Trusted Antivirus

A good mobile antivirus can detect spyware, trojans, or keyloggers. Run a full scan to clean your phone.

5. Avoid Clicking Suspicious Links

Never tap on unknown links received via SMS, email, or messaging apps. They might install remote-access tools instantly.

6. Avoid Public Wi-Fi & Charging Stations

Hackers can exploit public networks or USB ports to inject malware. Always use VPN and your own charger when in public.

 7. Factory Reset as Last Resort

If all else fails, back up your data and perform a full factory reset to wipe out any hidden malware or backdoors.

Final Thoughts

If you're worried that someone is accessing your phone remotely, it's critical to act fast. Early signs like fast battery drain or unknown apps can be your first warning. Follow the steps above to stop remote access on Android or iPhone and keep your digital life secure.

Want secure remote access instead of worrying about hackers?
Try DeskIn – encrypted, fast, and made for peace of mind.
Start your free today

Make Work Fun Again with Playful Work Design

Playful Work Design: Turning Routine Jobs Into Joyful Wins

We’ve all heard the phrase “Work Hard, Play Hard.” It’s a motto that’s especially popular among those born in the 80s and 90s — a generation that believes serious effort deserves serious fun.

But what if we didn’t have to separate the two?

What if work and play could happen at the same time — even during office hours?

That’s exactly the idea behind playful work design — a concept that helps employees shape their daily tasks to be more enjoyable, interactive, and fulfilling.

Let’s dive into how this works, why it matters more than ever in today’s hybrid/remote work setup, and how tools like Deskin make it real.

Boost Productivity with Playful Work Design

What Is Playful Work Design?

In simple terms, playful work design is when employees actively shape their work environment to feel more like play — without changing the actual job.

Instead of just waiting for motivation, they create it.

Researchers Scharp et al. (2019) describe it as a proactive strategy where employees inject fun, humor, or challenge into their tasks. This is done in two main ways:

  • Designing fun: Making work enjoyable (e.g., adding music, humor, or friendly banter)

  • Designing competition: Creating personal goals or team-based challenges

And this isn’t just theory. Studies have shown that playful work design leads to more motivation, creativity, and long-term performance.

In fact, Petelczyc et al. (2018) note that “play at work” promotes engagement, positive emotion, and strong internal drive. Meanwhile, Csikszentmihalyi (2020) — the man behind the famous Flow Theory — supports this by saying that play fuels motivation and personal well-being.

Why Offices (and Remote Teams) Need Playful Work Design

Let’s be real. Most of us spend 7 to 9 hours a day working — often repeating the same rituals daily.

Even the most dedicated employees get bored when there’s no variety or challenge. That’s when creativity kicks in — and employees start finding their own ways to stay sane and energized.

This is where playful work design shows its true value.

Examples?

  • Break-time gaming on smartphones or office PCs

  • Office tournaments using repurposed desks as ping-pong tables

  • Personalized desks filled with mini toys, plushies, or LEGO builds

  • Teams adding memes, jokes, or challenges in Slack threads

The best part? These playful moments don’t hurt productivity. They often improve it.

When people enjoy their environment, they show up better. They perform better. They stay longer.

And with today’s flexible tools, remote workers can do the same.

Competition and Play Build Focus, Not Just Fun

Here’s another angle: Play isn’t just about joy — it’s about drive.

Vleet & Feeney (2015) explain that games come with targets and goals. There’s always something to achieve — and the drive to “win” keeps people focused.

Think about how powerful that can be at work.

Instead of forcing motivation, employees choose to participate in challenges — just like they do in games. They go all-in. They ignore distractions. They aim to win.

Now imagine applying that same energy to a weekly report, a sales target, or a design deadline.

When work is gamified and rewarding, people naturally push themselves.

It’s no longer about surviving the day. It’s about finishing strong.

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In games, we strategize, calculate, cooperate — all to achieve a win. The same goes for teams using playful design at work.

When playful elements are added, employees are more likely to:

  • Share ideas

  • Collaborate on problem-solving

  • Support each other to reach shared goals

In short, playful work design helps teams bond and thrive.

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“But what if we’re not in the office?”

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Playful work design can absolutely happen in remote or hybrid teams — especially with platforms like DeskIn.
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Make Work Fun Again with Playful Work Design

Playful Work Design: Turning Routine Jobs Into Joyful Wins

We’ve all heard the phrase “Work Hard, Play Hard.” It’s a motto that’s especially popular among those born in the 80s and 90s — a generation that believes serious effort deserves serious fun.

But what if we didn’t have to separate the two?

What if work and play could happen at the same time — even during office hours?

That’s exactly the idea behind playful work design — a concept that helps employees shape their daily tasks to be more enjoyable, interactive, and fulfilling.

Let’s dive into how this works, why it matters more than ever in today’s hybrid/remote work setup, and how tools like Deskin make it real.

Boost Productivity with Playful Work Design

What Is Playful Work Design?

In simple terms, playful work design is when employees actively shape their work environment to feel more like play — without changing the actual job.

Instead of just waiting for motivation, they create it.

Researchers Scharp et al. (2019) describe it as a proactive strategy where employees inject fun, humor, or challenge into their tasks. This is done in two main ways:

  • Designing fun: Making work enjoyable (e.g., adding music, humor, or friendly banter)

  • Designing competition: Creating personal goals or team-based challenges

And this isn’t just theory. Studies have shown that playful work design leads to more motivation, creativity, and long-term performance.

In fact, Petelczyc et al. (2018) note that “play at work” promotes engagement, positive emotion, and strong internal drive. Meanwhile, Csikszentmihalyi (2020) — the man behind the famous Flow Theory — supports this by saying that play fuels motivation and personal well-being.

Why Offices (and Remote Teams) Need Playful Work Design

Let’s be real. Most of us spend 7 to 9 hours a day working — often repeating the same rituals daily.

Even the most dedicated employees get bored when there’s no variety or challenge. That’s when creativity kicks in — and employees start finding their own ways to stay sane and energized.

This is where playful work design shows its true value.

Examples?

  • Break-time gaming on smartphones or office PCs

  • Office tournaments using repurposed desks as ping-pong tables

  • Personalized desks filled with mini toys, plushies, or LEGO builds

  • Teams adding memes, jokes, or challenges in Slack threads

The best part? These playful moments don’t hurt productivity. They often improve it.

When people enjoy their environment, they show up better. They perform better. They stay longer.

And with today’s flexible tools, remote workers can do the same.

Competition and Play Build Focus, Not Just Fun

Here’s another angle: Play isn’t just about joy — it’s about drive.

Vleet & Feeney (2015) explain that games come with targets and goals. There’s always something to achieve — and the drive to “win” keeps people focused.

Think about how powerful that can be at work.

Instead of forcing motivation, employees choose to participate in challenges — just like they do in games. They go all-in. They ignore distractions. They aim to win.

Now imagine applying that same energy to a weekly report, a sales target, or a design deadline.

When work is gamified and rewarding, people naturally push themselves.

It’s no longer about surviving the day. It’s about finishing strong.

SUGGESTIONS FOR YOU:

  1. Top 5 Secure Remote Desktop Option in 2025

  2. The complete guide to sharing your Iphone to Ipad

  3. How to connect Mac to PC for remote desktop screen share

Interactivity Sparks Collaboration

Playful work isn’t a solo thing. It's interactive.

In games, we strategize, calculate, cooperate — all to achieve a win. The same goes for teams using playful design at work.

When playful elements are added, employees are more likely to:

  • Share ideas

  • Collaborate on problem-solving

  • Support each other to reach shared goals

In short, playful work design helps teams bond and thrive.

Remote Work? Make Play Part of the Plan

“But what if we’re not in the office?”

Great question.

Playful work design can absolutely happen in remote or hybrid teams — especially with platforms like DeskIn.
Click here to download DeskIn

Deskin helps users work and play all at once. And with the current Play x Work campaign, it’s easier than ever to create a fun, high-performance digital setup.

Here’s what you get with Deskin Remote Game (promo valid until July 31):

special promo, job for gamers

Upgrade graphics up to 2K/144FPS or 4K/60FPS
Play PC games on your phone (with custom keyboard)
Connect up to 100 devices across OS platforms
Mirror, extend, or multi-screen your workspace

Special offer: Only $14.32 USD with promo code deskinsummer1
Upgrade now →

streamer on pc live during gaming

7 Best Streaming Apps for Gamers in 2025 (Built for Beginners)

Want to share your epic gameplays live but don’t know which app to use? You're not alone.

More and more gamers want to stream their sessions—whether it’s to grow a following, entertain friends, or even start a side hustle. But with so many streaming apps out there, choosing the right one can feel like sorting inventory in survival mode.

I’ve been in the game (literally) for over a decade, and I’ve tested all the popular options. In this post, I’ll walk you through the 7 best streaming apps for gaming in 2025—what makes them great, who they're for, and how to start, Let’s jump right in.

7 best streaming apps for gaming

1. Twitch

Twitch is still the go-to for most streamers—and for good reason. With a massive audience and deep integration with gaming culture, Twitch lets gamers interact in real time, build loyal communities, and even monetize their channels through subscriptions and Bits. Its features like raids, emotes, and clip sharing make it one of the best choice if you're looking to grow fast and engage consistently.

Why It's Great:

  • Supports PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and mobile.

  • You can grow fast if you're consistent.

  • Huge community = easier to get discovered.

2. YouTube Gaming

YouTube Gaming is a strong contender for gamers who want long-term visibility. Your streams automatically become videos, helping you build a content library. The platform also offers high-resolution streaming and reliable monetization through ads and memberships. As part of the YouTube ecosystem, it's one of the best stream apps for gaming if discoverability and content longevity are your priorities.

Why It's Great:

  • Everything is in one place—videos, shorts, streams.

  • Streamed videos stay on your channel (great for building an archive).

  • Powerful search and recommended videos bring traffic even after you go offline.

3. Facebook Gaming

Facebook Gaming makes streaming accessible to casual gamers and existing Facebook users. It’s easy to go live with just a few clicks, and you can reach friends or groups instantly. Plus, it integrates well with existing Facebook communities. If you're targeting your personal network or niche audiences, this is among the alternative stream apps for gaming with a social twist.

Why It's Great:

  • Easy to invite your friend list.

  • Built-in audience if you're active on Facebook.

  • Live chat, reactions, and share options.

4. Discord

Originally a chat platform, Discord now offers seamless game streaming inside servers. You can share your screen in high quality with minimal delay, making it perfect for private streams among friends or exclusive communities. It may not be for public broadcasting, but it’s definitely one of the best stream apps for gaming if you're prioritizing intimacy and real-time feedback.

Why It's Great:

  • No setup needed—just click “Go Live.”

  • Works well for collabs, hangouts, or coaching sessions.

  • Quality audio/video even on slower connections.

5. Streamlabs

Streamlabs is a broadcasting app built on OBS but with a much more user-friendly interface. It provides overlays, donation tools, and widgets that make your stream look pro with minimal effort. Whether you're streaming on Twitch, YouTube, or Facebook, this tool makes your setup smoother. For streamers who want customization, it ranks among the best stream apps for gaming.

Why It's Great:

  • Easy setup with built-in themes & overlays.

  • Supports multistreaming.

  • Integrated widgets (chat, alerts, donation).

  • Cloud sync & performance analytics

6. OBS Studio

OBS Studio is the industry standard for professional streamers. It offers full control over scenes, audio mixing, filters, and transitions. Though it has a steeper learning curve, its power is unmatched. For those who want flexibility and top-tier quality, OBS is one of the best stream apps for gaming used by esports pros and content creators alike.

Why It's Great:

  • Raw and flexible, perfect for users who want full control.

  • Open-source software for live streaming and recording.

  • Free and lightweight, but requires manual setup (overlays, plugins, etc).

7. Kick

Kick is a newer streaming platform that’s quickly gaining traction due to its creator-friendly policies and high revenue share. With a simple interface and fewer restrictions than other platforms, Kick is ideal for those who want a fresh start. It might still be growing, but it deserves a spot on any list of the best stream apps for gaming in 2025.

Why It's Great:

  • 95/5 revenue split (yes, really).

  • Simple interface, no weird algorithm stuff.

  • Chill vibe and growing fast.

Related reading:

Bonus Tip: Want to Play Game Remotely?

Streaming is great—but what if you also want to play your favorite games remotely with full graphics and responsiveness?

That’s where DeskIn shines. It’s not just for work—DeskIn is a remote desktop built for gamers, letting you:

  • Play PC games on your phone or tablet with custom controls

  • Stream up to 2K/144FPS or 4K/60FPS visuals

  • Connect up to 100 devices across platforms

  • Use mirroring, extended, or multi-screen setups for full flexibility

With the DeskIn Remote Game upgrade priced at only $14.32 USD, it’s a powerful add-on to your streaming setup.
Click here to download DeskIn

special promo, job for gamers

Use the promo code deskinsummer1 between July 16–31 for extra savings.
Now you can stream and game from anywhere, without compromising quality.
Click here to upgrade

streamer on pc live during gaming

7 Best Streaming Apps for Gamers in 2025 (Built for Beginners)

Want to share your epic gameplays live but don’t know which app to use? You're not alone.

More and more gamers want to stream their sessions—whether it’s to grow a following, entertain friends, or even start a side hustle. But with so many streaming apps out there, choosing the right one can feel like sorting inventory in survival mode.

I’ve been in the game (literally) for over a decade, and I’ve tested all the popular options. In this post, I’ll walk you through the 7 best streaming apps for gaming in 2025—what makes them great, who they're for, and how to start, Let’s jump right in.

7 best streaming apps for gaming

1. Twitch

Twitch is still the go-to for most streamers—and for good reason. With a massive audience and deep integration with gaming culture, Twitch lets gamers interact in real time, build loyal communities, and even monetize their channels through subscriptions and Bits. Its features like raids, emotes, and clip sharing make it one of the best choice if you're looking to grow fast and engage consistently.

Why It's Great:

  • Supports PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and mobile.

  • You can grow fast if you're consistent.

  • Huge community = easier to get discovered.

2. YouTube Gaming

YouTube Gaming is a strong contender for gamers who want long-term visibility. Your streams automatically become videos, helping you build a content library. The platform also offers high-resolution streaming and reliable monetization through ads and memberships. As part of the YouTube ecosystem, it's one of the best stream apps for gaming if discoverability and content longevity are your priorities.

Why It's Great:

  • Everything is in one place—videos, shorts, streams.

  • Streamed videos stay on your channel (great for building an archive).

  • Powerful search and recommended videos bring traffic even after you go offline.

3. Facebook Gaming

Facebook Gaming makes streaming accessible to casual gamers and existing Facebook users. It’s easy to go live with just a few clicks, and you can reach friends or groups instantly. Plus, it integrates well with existing Facebook communities. If you're targeting your personal network or niche audiences, this is among the alternative stream apps for gaming with a social twist.

Why It's Great:

  • Easy to invite your friend list.

  • Built-in audience if you're active on Facebook.

  • Live chat, reactions, and share options.

4. Discord

Originally a chat platform, Discord now offers seamless game streaming inside servers. You can share your screen in high quality with minimal delay, making it perfect for private streams among friends or exclusive communities. It may not be for public broadcasting, but it’s definitely one of the best stream apps for gaming if you're prioritizing intimacy and real-time feedback.

Why It's Great:

  • No setup needed—just click “Go Live.”

  • Works well for collabs, hangouts, or coaching sessions.

  • Quality audio/video even on slower connections.

5. Streamlabs

Streamlabs is a broadcasting app built on OBS but with a much more user-friendly interface. It provides overlays, donation tools, and widgets that make your stream look pro with minimal effort. Whether you're streaming on Twitch, YouTube, or Facebook, this tool makes your setup smoother. For streamers who want customization, it ranks among the best stream apps for gaming.

Why It's Great:

  • Easy setup with built-in themes & overlays.

  • Supports multistreaming.

  • Integrated widgets (chat, alerts, donation).

  • Cloud sync & performance analytics

6. OBS Studio

OBS Studio is the industry standard for professional streamers. It offers full control over scenes, audio mixing, filters, and transitions. Though it has a steeper learning curve, its power is unmatched. For those who want flexibility and top-tier quality, OBS is one of the best stream apps for gaming used by esports pros and content creators alike.

Why It's Great:

  • Raw and flexible, perfect for users who want full control.

  • Open-source software for live streaming and recording.

  • Free and lightweight, but requires manual setup (overlays, plugins, etc).

7. Kick

Kick is a newer streaming platform that’s quickly gaining traction due to its creator-friendly policies and high revenue share. With a simple interface and fewer restrictions than other platforms, Kick is ideal for those who want a fresh start. It might still be growing, but it deserves a spot on any list of the best stream apps for gaming in 2025.

Why It's Great:

  • 95/5 revenue split (yes, really).

  • Simple interface, no weird algorithm stuff.

  • Chill vibe and growing fast.

Related reading:

Bonus Tip: Want to Play Game Remotely?

Streaming is great—but what if you also want to play your favorite games remotely with full graphics and responsiveness?

That’s where DeskIn shines. It’s not just for work—DeskIn is a remote desktop built for gamers, letting you:

  • Play PC games on your phone or tablet with custom controls

  • Stream up to 2K/144FPS or 4K/60FPS visuals

  • Connect up to 100 devices across platforms

  • Use mirroring, extended, or multi-screen setups for full flexibility

With the DeskIn Remote Game upgrade priced at only $14.32 USD, it’s a powerful add-on to your streaming setup.
Click here to download DeskIn

special promo, job for gamers

Use the promo code deskinsummer1 between July 16–31 for extra savings.
Now you can stream and game from anywhere, without compromising quality.
Click here to upgrade

 Someone Accessing Your Phone Remotely

How to Stop Someone from Accessing Your Phone Remotely

In today's hyper-connected world, our smartphones hold everything — personal messages, photos, financial accounts, and more. But what happens when someone is accessing your phone remotely without your knowledge?

This guide explains how to tell if your phone is being accessed remotely and how to stop someone from accessing your phone remotely, whether you're using Android or iPhone.

How to Tell if Someone Is Accessing Your Phone Remotely

Here are the top signs that your phone might be remotely hacked or monitored:

1. Unusual Phone Behavior

Apps open by themselves, settings change without input, or your screen flickers — these are signs of unauthorized remote control.

2. Rapid Battery Drain

Spyware and remote-access tools often run in the background, consuming battery life significantly faster than normal.

3. High Data Usage

If your mobile data usage spikes and can’t be explained by your regular app use, it may indicate data is being sent elsewhere without your consent.

4. Background Noise on Calls

Hearing electronic interference or clicking sounds during calls? It could be a sign your phone is being tapped or monitored.

5. Unknown Apps Installed

Apps you didn’t download may be malicious software installed remotely to spy on your activity, especially on Android devices.

How to Stop Someone from Accessing Your Phone Remotely

Once you suspect unauthorized access, here’s how to take back control:

 1. Remove Hidden Apps via Android

  • Go to Settings > Apps > Manage Apps

    Remove Suspicious Apps to Stop Remote Phone Access


  • Look for unknown or recently installed apps you didn’t authorize

  • Uninstall them immediately


 2. Change All Your Passwords

  • Update your phone lock screen password

  • Change passwords for Google, Apple ID, and social media accounts

  • Use complex and unique passwords for each platform


 3. Check Google or Apple Devices

  • On Android:
    Settings > Google > Manage your Google Account > Security > Manage Devices

  • On iPhone:
    Settings > [your name] > Scroll to see devices

  • Remove any unfamiliar devices from your account

    Signs Your Phone Is Being Accessed Remotely And How to Stop It


 4. Install a Trusted Antivirus

A good mobile antivirus can detect spyware, trojans, or keyloggers. Run a full scan to clean your phone.

5. Avoid Clicking Suspicious Links

Never tap on unknown links received via SMS, email, or messaging apps. They might install remote-access tools instantly.

6. Avoid Public Wi-Fi & Charging Stations

Hackers can exploit public networks or USB ports to inject malware. Always use VPN and your own charger when in public.

 7. Factory Reset as Last Resort

If all else fails, back up your data and perform a full factory reset to wipe out any hidden malware or backdoors.

Final Thoughts

If you're worried that someone is accessing your phone remotely, it's critical to act fast. Early signs like fast battery drain or unknown apps can be your first warning. Follow the steps above to stop remote access on Android or iPhone and keep your digital life secure.

Want secure remote access instead of worrying about hackers?
Try DeskIn – encrypted, fast, and made for peace of mind.
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Make Work Fun Again with Playful Work Design

Playful Work Design: Turning Routine Jobs Into Joyful Wins

We’ve all heard the phrase “Work Hard, Play Hard.” It’s a motto that’s especially popular among those born in the 80s and 90s — a generation that believes serious effort deserves serious fun.

But what if we didn’t have to separate the two?

What if work and play could happen at the same time — even during office hours?

That’s exactly the idea behind playful work design — a concept that helps employees shape their daily tasks to be more enjoyable, interactive, and fulfilling.

Let’s dive into how this works, why it matters more than ever in today’s hybrid/remote work setup, and how tools like Deskin make it real.

Boost Productivity with Playful Work Design

What Is Playful Work Design?

In simple terms, playful work design is when employees actively shape their work environment to feel more like play — without changing the actual job.

Instead of just waiting for motivation, they create it.

Researchers Scharp et al. (2019) describe it as a proactive strategy where employees inject fun, humor, or challenge into their tasks. This is done in two main ways:

  • Designing fun: Making work enjoyable (e.g., adding music, humor, or friendly banter)

  • Designing competition: Creating personal goals or team-based challenges

And this isn’t just theory. Studies have shown that playful work design leads to more motivation, creativity, and long-term performance.

In fact, Petelczyc et al. (2018) note that “play at work” promotes engagement, positive emotion, and strong internal drive. Meanwhile, Csikszentmihalyi (2020) — the man behind the famous Flow Theory — supports this by saying that play fuels motivation and personal well-being.

Why Offices (and Remote Teams) Need Playful Work Design

Let’s be real. Most of us spend 7 to 9 hours a day working — often repeating the same rituals daily.

Even the most dedicated employees get bored when there’s no variety or challenge. That’s when creativity kicks in — and employees start finding their own ways to stay sane and energized.

This is where playful work design shows its true value.

Examples?

  • Break-time gaming on smartphones or office PCs

  • Office tournaments using repurposed desks as ping-pong tables

  • Personalized desks filled with mini toys, plushies, or LEGO builds

  • Teams adding memes, jokes, or challenges in Slack threads

The best part? These playful moments don’t hurt productivity. They often improve it.

When people enjoy their environment, they show up better. They perform better. They stay longer.

And with today’s flexible tools, remote workers can do the same.

Competition and Play Build Focus, Not Just Fun

Here’s another angle: Play isn’t just about joy — it’s about drive.

Vleet & Feeney (2015) explain that games come with targets and goals. There’s always something to achieve — and the drive to “win” keeps people focused.

Think about how powerful that can be at work.

Instead of forcing motivation, employees choose to participate in challenges — just like they do in games. They go all-in. They ignore distractions. They aim to win.

Now imagine applying that same energy to a weekly report, a sales target, or a design deadline.

When work is gamified and rewarding, people naturally push themselves.

It’s no longer about surviving the day. It’s about finishing strong.

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Interactivity Sparks Collaboration

Playful work isn’t a solo thing. It's interactive.

In games, we strategize, calculate, cooperate — all to achieve a win. The same goes for teams using playful design at work.

When playful elements are added, employees are more likely to:

  • Share ideas

  • Collaborate on problem-solving

  • Support each other to reach shared goals

In short, playful work design helps teams bond and thrive.

Remote Work? Make Play Part of the Plan

“But what if we’re not in the office?”

Great question.

Playful work design can absolutely happen in remote or hybrid teams — especially with platforms like DeskIn.
Click here to download DeskIn

Deskin helps users work and play all at once. And with the current Play x Work campaign, it’s easier than ever to create a fun, high-performance digital setup.

Here’s what you get with Deskin Remote Game (promo valid until July 31):

special promo, job for gamers

Upgrade graphics up to 2K/144FPS or 4K/60FPS
Play PC games on your phone (with custom keyboard)
Connect up to 100 devices across OS platforms
Mirror, extend, or multi-screen your workspace

Special offer: Only $14.32 USD with promo code deskinsummer1
Upgrade now →

Contact Us

Email: support@deskin.io

Office: 991D Alexandra Road #02-17, Singapore 119972

Copyright © 2025 Zuler Technology PTE. LTD. All rights reserved.

Contact Us

support@deskin.io

991D Alexandra Road #02-17

Singapore 119972

Copyright © 2025 Zuler Technology PTE. LTD. All rights reserved.

Contact Us

Email: support@deskin.io

Office: 991D Alexandra Road #02-17, Singapore 119972

Copyright © 2025 Zuler Technology PTE. LTD. All rights reserved.