Team admins can now see which Jump Desktop apps each user is signed into and log them off remotely.
To see where each user is signed in, drill down to the user in your Teams dashboard and see the 'Where this user is signed in' section.
This feature is available on Teams Enterprise plans.
Team admins can now make sure team members always use 2-Step Verification to sign into their Jump Desktop accounts.
Turn on the requirement in the Security section of your Team's dashboard.
Be sure to also turn on the new 'Disable Social Sign-in' feature to make sure team members always use 2-step verification.
This feature is available on the Teams Pro and Teams Enterprise plans.
Team admins can now prevent users from signing into their Jump Desktop accounts using Google or Apple sign in. Once this setting is enabled, all team members will be required to sign into Jump Desktop apps using their Jump Desktop account credentials.
Turn on the requirement in the Security section of your Team's dashboard.
This feature is available on the Teams Pro and Teams Enterprise plans.
Use the new Social Sign In panel in the Security section to control how you log into your Jump Desktop account.
You can link Apple or Google sign in with your Jump Desktop account or create a password if you want to switch over to Jump Desktop sign in.
You can now sign into your Jump Desktop account using your Apple ID! It's a great way to sign into your account quickly on Apple devices.
To get started, link your Apple sign in with your Jump Desktop account in the Security section of the dashboard.
We've added brand new plans to Teams: Essentials, Pro and Enterprise.
Existing Teams customers have been automatically grandfathered to Teams Enterprise plan with no change in pricing (thanks for being an early supporter!).
We've added a dark mode theme for the dashboard.
If your browser supports it, the dashboard will automatically switch to the dark theme if you have dark mode enabled.
Jump Desktop for Teams can migrate computers associated with your personal Jump Desktop accounts to your team. This makes it very easy to get started with Teams for existing Jump Desktop users.
If you change your mind at any point, it's now possible to reverse migrate computers from your Teams account, back to your personal account: Open up your team's dashboard and delete your team. Make sure Migrate computers to personal accounts is checked in the confirmation dialog.
You can now see a list of devices that are logged into your Jump Desktop account.
Go to Security, and in the Where you're signed in section you'll see a list of devices logged into your account, along with other useful information such as the location and the last time your account was accessed from the device. Log out from any devices you don't recognize.
Your Teams dashboard shows real-time status of all computers on your team.
You can see details like last known location (based on IP address), last seen online, and operating system information for computers.
