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Not anymore 
. Daddy Blizz was too cheap to actually design a functioning AH interface that couldn’t be hacked/cheesed/ botted. Plus, it meant the AH gobbos didn’t have to log into the game anymore so someone surely worried about “engagement” numbers. Fun was detected and promptly removed. 
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There used to be but for reAsons that baffle me still they stripped that function out of the mobile app.
Was awesome for riding the train to and from work.
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No they disabled it due to the huge advantage it gave to people who had smartphones over ones who didn’t and the fact that as a mobile app it could be hacked and bottted, then gave people 0 reason to even login anymore.
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Agreed. Another instance of blizzarding. Blizz has a really good idea then just drops it.
I mean they took the time to develop the whole thing why not maintain it. Dunno about you anymore Blizz.
You could just leave your home machine on and use something like chrome remote to remotely control your home machine.
It will be laggy to heck though
Not anymore, no. There was this option back when you could access the auction house from your phone with the mobile AH. But that was removed years ago because Blizzard would rather people actually log in to do that kind of thing.
It’s not a “track-your-own-auction” thing, but you can technically check the AH on a website called The Undermine Journal, as it shows how many of the items are currently up for how much gold.
It updates every hour or so.
Source?
When you logged in via the app the account was counted as logged in and engaging in content. You could only be logged in via one application at a time - as in not the phone and the game at the same time. Just like logging into Hearthstone via tablet counts as playing/engaging with the game.
So - they LOST engagement metrics when they got rid of it.
They did it for security reasons.