I can only speculate that it may be frequency of use - x times in y days for >z period of time - something like that. I have often wondered what sort of measuring algorithm TV uses to determine commercial vs personal use. I'm not sure how they could even determine that in any case.
Of course, I don't actually use TeamViewer for commercial purposes, just for supporting friends. Strangely enough, I never hit it when using a Windows version of TeamViewer in a VirtualBox VM so that's my fallback if the Linux version gets flagged as being used for commercial purposes. Just a note that so do I, but occasionally I still hit the commercial problem. I always go to the Manufacturer's website and follow their links. Matter of fact, I have made this a point for any application. I just simply do NOT trust them, and maybe that is why some folks hit the commercial problem? I never, ever, download TV from any source other than the website. for some reason, when my friends try to do the install for themselves, they muck it up, and it says Commercial use. So far, I have not had any problems, provided I am the one who does the installs. You have to be very careful about what you click on, when installing Teamviewer, or it will class you as a commercial entity. I installed Teamviewer on my friends machine, at their homes, and I always set it up with my own personal password for UnAttended Remote control and for it to startup with boot. I had to go to the target PC and start it up again.
And in trying to use it on other PCs in my home, it crashed repeatedly. could not talk people through the install elsewhere. Several folks on this form have recommended AnyDesk - I am using it now so far with none of the TeamViewer hassles. This has happened to me too many times now. yeah, but if Teamviewer for God knows what decides you are a commercial enterprise then it stops working. Just FYI - when Teamviewer works it is great but then.
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