I've got a jailboken iPhone 5.
I've installed Veency on the phone and can use TightVNC on my laptop to view and use my iPhone remotely over wifi, which is really cool.
I've also installed SSH on the phone and can use WinSCP to log into the phone, again over wifi, on my laptop and view the file system structure. This also allows me to copy out files such as pictures etc straight to my laptop from my phone, which is also really cool.
Both these features are very useful to me but they seem to rely on the phone being connected to the same wifi network as my laptop.
My question to you all is:
Is there a way to log in and access my iPhone remotely over the internet without the phone being attached to the same wifi network as my laptop?
Just as you would use the likes of LogMeIn to access your home computer from work, if I left my phone at home, is there a way I can log into my phone remotely from work?
Jon
I've installed Veency on the phone and can use TightVNC on my laptop to view and use my iPhone remotely over wifi, which is really cool.
I've also installed SSH on the phone and can use WinSCP to log into the phone, again over wifi, on my laptop and view the file system structure. This also allows me to copy out files such as pictures etc straight to my laptop from my phone, which is also really cool.
Both these features are very useful to me but they seem to rely on the phone being connected to the same wifi network as my laptop.
My question to you all is:
Is there a way to log in and access my iPhone remotely over the internet without the phone being attached to the same wifi network as my laptop?
Just as you would use the likes of LogMeIn to access your home computer from work, if I left my phone at home, is there a way I can log into my phone remotely from work?
Jon