Hi Rabie
 ... this time i got the error "double free or corruption (fasttop)" without running it as root ... 
I just realized, you're still running as root. The anydesk.trace file you posted on December 20 shows this:
   info 2021-12-20 22:38:20.424         ad   main  15880  15880                       app.common_path - user_data_dir = /home/tc/.anydesk, logged_in_user_data_dir = /home/tc/.anydesk, current_home = /home/tc
   info 2021-12-20 22:38:20.424         ad   main  15880  15880                       app.common_path - initialized user = /home/tc/.anydesk, system = /home/tc/.anydesk
   info 2021-12-20 22:38:20.424         ad   main  15880  15880             app.named_process_starter - Spawning new process with: UID: 1001, DPY: , ID: , SEAT: 38736144See where it says  UID: 1001 , that is the ID for user  tc.  The other trace files I looked at show UID as zero, which
belongs to user  root.
This is from the most recent trace file:
   info 2021-12-24 10:49:55.980         ad   main  15350  15350                       app.common_path - user_data_dir = /root/.anydesk, logged_in_user_data_dir = /root/.anydesk, current_home = /root
   info 2021-12-24 10:49:55.980         ad   main  15350  15350                       app.common_path - initialized user = /root/.anydesk, system = /root/.anydesk
   info 2021-12-24 10:49:55.981         ad   main  15350  15350             app.named_process_starter - Spawning new process with: UID: 0, DPY: , ID: , SEAT: 40280672
 ----- SNIP -----
warning 2021-12-24 10:49:56.010       tray   wrk0  15353  15360        base.signal.global.shared_file - open (/var/lib/AccountsService/users/tc) failed (2): Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden 
warning 2021-12-24 10:49:56.010       tray   wrk0  15353  15360                      unix_app.control - Could not update account image (File not found: /home/tc/.face.icon).It shows it starting as root and later looking for files belonging to user tc.
On your Ubuntu system, make a copy of the  .anydesk  directory:
tar -czf anydeskDir.tar.gz .anydeskand attach  anydeskDir.tar.gz  to your next post.
Also, what does this command return:
id