Detectability of remote-sharing programs

[DMR]

If I were to use a remote-sharing program such as Teamview to control another computer, would the owners of the websites that I access be able to detect the use of the remote-sharing program? Here's an example if you can't quite understand what I mean.

Computer 1 uses a remote sharing program to access Computer 2. Through it, Computer 1 acting as Computer 2 accesses Sythe.org and logs in. Would the mods/owner be able to detect the fact a remote-sharing program was used?

This may be a stupid question but I'm not familiar with the technicalities of websites.

 

[Aesiir]

This sounds kind of fishy...

 

[DMR]

This sounds kind of fishy...

shut the fuck up you faggot

 

[zgangz]

Not site owners no but if you're using a VPS or something they'll be able to see that just by looking at your IP address. The most the site can know about you is your ip/browser your using, unless you're also running other things but not on a site like sythe atleast.

 

[DMR]

Not site owners no but if you're using a VPS or something they'll be able to see that just by looking at your IP address. The most the site can know about you is your ip/browser your using. Unless you're also running other things but not on a site like sythe atleast.

So, simply controlling another computer through Teamview can't be detected by any web owner (the IP that is shown is that of the computer that is being controlled)?

 

[zgangz]

So, simply controlling another computer through Teamview can't be detected by any web owner (the IP that is shown is that of the computer that is being controlled)?

yeah.

This sounds kind of fishy...

What are you trying to say? There's nothing fishy about this question if you have nothing to add why post at all