The picture stays local.
The native local-network sharing flow sends the screen from host to viewer. Bavua’s account APIs do not receive or store that screen stream.
What stays on your network, what our services handle, and the choices that help keep your workspace yours.
They do different jobs, and it helps to know the difference.
The native local-network sharing flow sends the screen from host to viewer. Bavua’s account APIs do not receive or store that screen stream.
Sign-in, registered devices, hosting announcements, session records, and subscriptions use our backend services.
The current native local-network stream uses TCP without transport encryption. Keep your devices on a trusted network. Do not expose the streaming port to the public internet.
Account traffic between the apps and production Bavua APIs uses HTTPS (TLS). HTTPS protection for that API traffic does not make the separate local screen stream end-to-end encrypted.
Choose the screen or window you intend to share, review the receiving device, and stop sharing when you are done. macOS Screen Recording and Local Network permissions are controlled in System Settings.
Authenticated API requests use signed access tokens. The browser session refreshes through the backend and keeps its tokens in tab-scoped session storage.
Use the same account on your own devices. Review requests to view a screen, and remove devices you no longer use from your account.
Sign out on shared computers and keep your sign-in provider’s account secure. Account deletion and app-store subscription cancellation are separate actions.
Sign-in provider details such as your name, email, account identifier, and profile photo URL.
Registered device details, network information, session times, connection metrics, and error reports used by the service.
The purchase identifiers and status needed to associate a store subscription with your Bavua account.
The project uses AWS for APIs, MongoDB Atlas for records, and Cloudflare for the website and delivery. The API deployment is configured for AWS eu-west-1.
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