What if I share this info with my blog readers. Most of them use an Android smartphone and it would be interesting to talk about one of the most powerful / professional area in the Android system. To get started properly, it’s important to put first things first. So let’s see some FAQs about Android Developer Options.
[su_heading size=”20″]What’s Android Developer Options/Mode[/su_heading]
The Android developer options is a set of features / settings that enables a user have access to alter the Android operating system to the any level, depending on the users knowledge. One of the options on the Android Developer Options list is USB Debugging. If a user knows how to effectively use this Android Developer Option, it’spossible to bypass lock screens, install APKs via your PC, change settings onyour device and perform a lot of functions that work when USB Degging is turned on. Let’s see,[su_heading size=”20″]What is USB Debugging in Android Developer Options[/su_heading]
USB Debugging Mode is a mode that can be enabled in Android after connecting the device directly to a computer with a USB cable. The main function of this mode is to facilitate a connection between an Android device and a computer with Android SDK (software development kit).
Enabling USB debugging essentially starts up the ADB(Android Debug Bridge) daemon on your device, which allows it to communicate with adb on another device to enable debugging commands. It’s used when developing and debugging applications, and allows you (primarily) to: Transfer data between a computer and your deviceandvice versa. It’s neccesary for most PC to Android operations to work properly. That’s why you might see a USB Debugging prompt on your smartphone if it’s connected to the PC and a program needs it to be turned on or allowed. It shouldn’t always be left on but can be useful in caseof emergency issues where the device needs to be accessed especially when it’s protected.You might like to see:
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The USB Debugging toggle is the most used option under the Android Developer options panel. It’s always the reason why most people enable developer options. Because of it’s functions and proffessional uses, the Android developer options isn’t always easily accessible. It needs to beturned on and that’s actually when the user needs it. Based on your Android’s version, the process varies. So, let’s also see how to easily turn on the developer options on any Android phone or version.[su_heading size=”20″] How to easily turn on the Developer options on any Android phone[/su_heading]
To turn on developer options, which houses other options like USB debugging, you need to follow some steps. Based on your Andriod version, the process is kinda different. To turn on developer options on newer Android devices(4.2 to 8.0 Oreo), follow the steps below.- Navigate to Settings > About Phone
- Scroll down until you find Build number
- Tap on the Build number seven (7) times.
- You’ll get a short pop-up in the lower area of your display saying that you’re now a developer.
- You can now go back, you will find the Developer options menu.
- Go to Settings – Applications – Development. It’s as simple as that.
[su_heading size=”20″]Android Developer Options | Show Touches/Show Taps [/su_heading]
- When recording your Android screen for tutorials or explainer videos. When the show touches/taps is enabled during screen recording, it will be very easy for viwers to know where your finger is actually touching on the screen, the options you selected,how many times you touched it and other reasons.
- It can also be used to check if a touch sensor is malfunctioning.
- It can also be used just for fun.
[su_heading size=”20″]Android Developer Options | OEM Unlocking [/su_heading]

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