Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

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To enable USB debugging on your Android phone, first unlock Developer Options in settings, then turn on USB debugging within those options.

Step 1 — Unlock Developer Options
Open Settings on your phone.

Scroll down and select About phone (or About device).
Find Build number (sometimes under Software Information).
Tap Build number seven times. You may be prompted to enter your device pin or password. After this, you’ll see a message confirming that Developer Options are enabled.

Step 2 — Enable USB Debugging
Go back to Settings, and locate System (or you may see Developer Options directly in main settings).

Tap Developer options.
Scroll down to USB debugging and toggle it on.
Confirm any prompts asking you to allow USB debugging, including any warning messages.

Step 3 — Optional: Connect to PC
When you connect your phone to a computer, you may see a "Allow USB debugging?" dialog. Select Always allow from this computer if you trust the PC. This ensures seamless communication with ADB tools or development software.



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