Android is easy to use, but it has alot of hidden features. Many of these are hidden in the Developer Options menu. These features are important and they come in handy at some point when your device is down, but ofcoarse these features don’t have many uses for the average user.
A well-known Android developer feature is "USB Debugging". You may have seen this name floating around and wondered whether you should enable it. Let’s take a look at what this mode is for and whether you need it.
USB debug mode, is used when your android device wants to connect and communicate with the PC. It is very important to leave the USB debug mode ON, as an average user this might seem of no use to you, but when your phone is down who ever is fixing your phone might appreciate that you activated this option.
To turn on USB debug mode on your device, go to settings. Find " About or About Phone". Under About, look for "Build Number", tap on Build number more than five times. You will see a message "You are now a developer". Now go back to the settings main page, scroll around and look for "Developer Options". Once you open this setting, scroll down and look for "USB debugging" turn this setting ON. And then its done.
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