docs: centralize device connection guides, add private relay docs
- new Connect a Device page: one-time QR pairing, transport choices, device management - new Private Relay page: E2EE guarantees, demand-driven lifecycle, relay vs tunnel - rewrite mobile page around the native iOS/Android apps (TestFlight + APK) - update remote-instances, security, tunnels, and remote-access troubleshooting to point at the new pairing flow - translate everything across all 8 locales and update the sidebar
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# Tunnels
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A tunnel is a public link to your OpenChamber, so you can reach it from your phone or another network. Use `openchamber tunnel` to create one for a running instance.
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A tunnel is a public link to your OpenChamber, so you can reach it from an ordinary browser on another network. Use `openchamber tunnel` to create one for a running instance.
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> Connecting your **own devices** (the mobile app, another desktop) usually doesn't need a tunnel — [pair them](/connect-devices/) instead and let the end-to-end encrypted [Private Relay](/private-relay/) handle away-from-home access with zero setup.
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## Prerequisites
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## Related
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- [Connect a Device](/connect-devices/) — pair your own devices without a public URL
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- [Security](/security/) — protect the UI before exposing it
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- [Desktop Tunnels](/desktop-tunnels/) — desktop app tunnel setup without CLI startup
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- [PWA & Mobile](/mobile/) — reach OpenChamber from your phone
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