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How to Enable Developer Options on Your Android Device or Emulator (USB Debugging)

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A quick guide on how to activate developer options and enable USB debugging on Android devices and emulators.

In this video we will learn, how to activate the developer options on our device/emulator. This way we can access advanced settings and enable USB debugging. Since Android 4.2 these developer settings are hidden by default and we first have to activate them. ____________________ 💻 Find the BEST programming tutorials on TutHub: tuthub.io ⭐ Get my MVVM Caching Course now: codinginflow.com/caching ❗ Subscribe to the channel: youtube.com/c/codinginflo... 📨 Subscribe to the Coding in Flow newsletter: codinginflow.com/newsletter ❓ Join our free developer community: discord.gg/TSnMvmc 📣 Follow Coding in Flow on other sites: Facebook: facebook.com/codinginflow Instagram: instagram.com/codinginflow TikTok: tiktok.com/@codinginflow Twitter: twitter.com/codinginflow Github: github.com/codinginflow 💰 Business requests, sponsoring, etc.: info@codinginflow.com

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On “Is it possible to turn on developer options for the emulator?”

I have found a video on YouTube and worked for me. The way you enable it is the same as you'd do in a real device. Go to: Settings -> System -> About emulated device -> Build number click that as many times as it takes to turn on developer mode, and that's it! Here is the video: link to this video
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