Frequently Asked Questions
How to get USB Debugging Mode or Developer Mode enabled?
Last Updated 2 years ago
By default, the developer options in Android devices are hidden. This is
because they’re really designed for developers who want to test them
and make changes that may impact your phone’s performance.
Here is the way to get into open Developer Option and find USB
Debugging Mode.
1. Please go to Settings > About phone > Build number.
2. Tap Build number ten times. After the first few taps, you should see
the steps counting down until you unlock the developer options. Once
activated, you will see a message that reads, “You are now a developer!”
3. Jump back to Settings, and scroll back down to the bottom where About
phone is. You’ll see a new entry, Developer options.
4. Tap this, and look for USB debugging under the Debugging header. Hit
the slider to enable it, and confirm Android’s warning that you understand
what this feature is for.
because they’re really designed for developers who want to test them
and make changes that may impact your phone’s performance.
Here is the way to get into open Developer Option and find USB
Debugging Mode.
1. Please go to Settings > About phone > Build number.
2. Tap Build number ten times. After the first few taps, you should see
the steps counting down until you unlock the developer options. Once
activated, you will see a message that reads, “You are now a developer!”
3. Jump back to Settings, and scroll back down to the bottom where About
phone is. You’ll see a new entry, Developer options.
4. Tap this, and look for USB debugging under the Debugging header. Hit
the slider to enable it, and confirm Android’s warning that you understand
what this feature is for.