Best Android Developer Options To Turn On! (2023)

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[yevhenleonidovytch]

Hey man, thanks for the video. The other day i stumbled upon the instruction on how to use my laptop as a secondary display on my pc(you hit some menu 5 times, then use a code and then the option is unlocked) would be grateful if you could share this one. Thanks in advance

[skylee]

Tf is this guy saying? Please do not enable OEM and USB Debugging. Those are usually used when you need to access your phone from another terminal perhaps if you want to root it. Otherwise, don't turn those on.

[paulajones]

Question?
Samsung S23 ultra

How do I turn back on TEXT formatting?

As I was texting something to someone.

I decided to play with the settings as well as I was golding down the letter keys to see what else was there. I have no idea what I hit. But all of a sudden above the row of number keys a new section/row appeared.

It had...
H1 H2 Aa bold underline italic.

I'd never seen it before, I could choose which words I could make bold or underline etc All within my text message I was writting.

How do I bring that back?

[RyzenEdit]

when changing for gaming setting in developer option will it still work when it is turned off?

[yashpalyadav]

5:28 the subscribe button glows with colored animation

[QuandalePringle]

I just use Developer Options to make Android run faster, that is the only reason why I use it on my OnePlus Nord N30.

[The_Supreme_Savage]

I have 144hz tablet but I don't see force peak refresh rate???

[gScal]

I wonder if show taps can ever have options for more than a circle

[danielchandler]

ATTENTION: Re OEM Bootloader, no longer recommended as you could be faced with data loss and issues with your banking apps. Phones are more advanced now and you no longer need to root your own operating systems or flashes.

[CharlesVillamor-iyre]

How to keep all the activities in app if I leave the app

[dreamingadream]

You know what I just realized? I turned on, show refresh rate then I turned off the animation settings and my phone refresh rate stays lower and goes back to a lower refresh rate after touching the screen. This has to be a battery saver right? Before I turned the animation settings off, the phone hovered around 60 then 24 after not touching the screen for a few seconds. But now it automatically goes back down to 24 as soon as I lift my finger from the screen. It's no wonder these batteries die so fast, why do you need to see an app fade away and another open? I won't know exactly how this will affect battery drain but I have a feeling it will be noticable..

Edit: holy shit, I use the LG thinq app to control my televisions and the app always takes fucking forever to load.. even if I keep the app open in the background and just open it back up, it takes 60-120 seconds to connect to the TV so I can use it. I don't know why the animation settings changed how this app functions but it did.. I can now use the app instantly, I don't have to wait! I know this seems silly but it's actually really annoying to wait one to two minutes every time you want to change the volume or fast forward or whatever..

Everything is faster, I don't understand what they we're thinking when they where designing how phones worked.. if I don't use the Chrome browser for I don't know 15 minutes, and then I open it.. it would basically have to reload the page but now it doesn't do that, I can leave it for the same amount of time and I don't have to refresh the page when I open it back up.

As I'm talking, I'm thinking that this is one of those controlled obsolescent features. The animation scale settings were put in there to crush battery life, if your phone battery will last for 5 years instead of 1-2 years you're less likely to want to upgrade faster.. I have had phones in the past that would need charged several times a day after a year of minimal use. I almost never watch videos on my phone and I never play games or use any apps other than the basic stuff like my bank, a remote for my TV etc. I can't imagine how quickly a heavy user loses battery life.

My phone already tracks battery usage throughout the day and I have another app that tracks battery life and app usage, I'll report back in a week and see if my light I'm thinking is right

[brendanfogel]

My phone doesn’t have the force peak refresh rate

[allenfritts]

You have to touch about phone 7 time's not a couple

[danielchandler]

ATTENTION: Re USB DEBUGGING:
Someone who can access the charging station will get the permission to access your device granted by this mode, and they are able to steal your private information and even push certain malware or virus to your device. Therefore, it is not recommended for non-developers to always keep the USB debugging mode on.

[charliecharliecharliecharl]

Why did they get rid of show CPU usage in developer options with new phones

[danielchandler]

ATTENTION: Re Mobile data always active:
You should activate mobile data if you need to use the internet and are in a location without a Wi-Fi network. However, you might want to switch off mobile data when you are not actively using it to preserve battery life or prevent going over the data allotment on your mobile data plan.

[AZTECPLATOO]

At 3:53 he calls his phone an iPhone. Just wanted to point that out.