Android phones come with a set of hidden developer options. These options are useful for people who want to use their phone for more than just making calls or sending emails. Developer options give the user access to other standard Android settings, which aren’t accessible from the main operating system. On most devices, you need to enable these developer options to get access to them. The entire process is rather simple and it won’t have any impact on your daily usage of the phone. Let’s take a look at some of the advantages of enabling Developer Options on Android.
Enable USB Debugging
If you’re a developer, you may need to connect your Android device to your computer to debug the code. If you’re not a developer, you probably don’t need this option. However, if you have enabled the USB debugging option and you connect your Android device to your computer, you’ll see a “Trust Device” dialog window on your computer. If you choose to trust the device, you’ll be able to access the device’s developer options.
Lock Screen Shortcuts
You can add shortcuts to your lock screen. For example, you can add a shortcut to the camera or a shortcut to the calculator on the lock screen. This way, you’ll be able to open these apps without unlocking your Android device.
Games with High Resolution
If you like playing games on your Android device, you can increase their resolution with the help of the developer options. This way, you’ll be able to enjoy high-resolution images, which isn’t possible with normal games. You can also change the graphics quality with the help of this feature.
Disable Startup Apps
You can disable the apps that automatically start when you start your Android device. This way, you can save the battery life and improve the performance of your device. You can do this by going to Device Properties > Set to “Device Properties” > Startup > Apps > Select the app > Disable.
Change Window Animation
You can change the animation speed on your Android device. You can do this by going to Device Properties > Animations > Change Speed > Select the Speed > Select the Window Animations > Select the Window Animation Speed > Restart.
Force Write Access to Storage
You can enable the force write access to storage option if you experience any issues with reading and writing data to the storage of your device. You can do this by going to Device Properties > Storage > Force Write Access > Select Storage > Select the Storage.
Conclusion
These are some of the advantages of enabling Developer Options on Android devices. These options are useful for people who like to use their Android device for everything. If you want to know more about Developer Options, then you can read the article. You can also share this article with your friends and family members who own an Android device.
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