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# How to Enable USB Debugging

### Enable Developer Mode

<figure><img src="/files/szq5mSLPwASHQ3WtapyE" alt=""><figcaption><p>After Enabling Developer Mode</p></figcaption></figure>

To use the USB Debugging feature, follow these steps:

1. **Go to Settings:** Find the Settings icon on the home screen and tap on it.
2. **Select About Phone:** Scroll down and find the About Phone or About Device section.
3. **Tap on Build Number:** Find the Build Number section and tap on it seven times consecutively. You will see a message indicating that you have become a developer.
4. **Go back to Settings and scroll to the bottom.**
5. **Select Developer Options.**
6. **Enable USB Debugging:** Find the USB Debugging option and toggle the switch to On.

Depending on the device, the method to enable USB Debugging may vary, so choose the correct method for your device.

* Video guide for Samsung: <https://youtu.be/AwYqeVqnyZw?si=gH9pD5pXQmLTQ58l>
* Video guide for Xiaomi: <https://youtu.be/LFZo5ziby3k?si=d-zGYJ57Ua5WmYjy>
* Video guide for Oppo: <https://youtu.be/SUxJo06247E?si=RPJ2E1aUlON8Pi-P>
* Video guide for Google Pixel: <https://youtu.be/d2OTrHpuq7o?si=EiGb0_WMQYNGMTXH>
* Video guide for Huawei: <https://youtu.be/udC_RCaI0pU?si=BXIt98UxlMs1ayhK>
* Video guide for Sony: <https://youtu.be/sj_KxMnj6tw?si=EsrCTHj8f2fAD0DW>
* Video guide for Redmi: <https://youtu.be/M7mEqXHxzv0?si=sPruepKFb_25if7_>


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