Configure on-device developer options — by Android Developers

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Official guide to unlocking Developer options (tap Build number seven times) and what the settings do: USB and wireless debugging, show taps, pointer location, animation scales, simulated color space and more. Menu locations vary by device.

Quick steps

Find Build number (e.g. Pixel: Settings > About phone)
Tap it seven times until 'You are now a developer!'
Open Developer options and enable USB debugging if needed

Paraphrased from the source. Menus can differ by version, so check the original for full details.

Read the full article on developer.android.com

Source: Configure on-device developer options by Android Developers. Licence: Link only (©).

Source reviewed: 2026-11-02
Link checked: 2026-11-02
Tested hands-on: Not by Oddbyte.Me

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