Find your Android Build number !!
Before you can enable Developer options on your Android phone or tablet, you'll first need to find your phone's build number. On most phones, you can simply type build number into the search field, but here's how to find it on a few popular devices:
Google Pixel: Settings > System > About phone > Build number
Samsung Galaxy S8 and later: Settings > About phone > Software information > Build number
LG G6 and later: Settings > About phone > Software info > Build number
HTC U11 and later: Settings > About > Software information > More > Build number
OnePlus 5T and later: Settings > About phone > Build number
Once you’ve found the screen with your Build number, you'll need to tap on it seven seven times. That's right: seven times. After a few taps, you'll see a small pop-up alert telling you that "You are now X steps away from being a developer" with a number that counts down with every additional tap.
After the seventh tap, a message will appear telling you that "You are now a developer!" and the Developer options will be unlocked as an option in Settings. Some phones will include a general message about tinkering with your Android phone, but you can simply tap OK.
While many of the options are strictly for developers, including things like USB debugging and bootloader unlocking, you'll also find things such as high-fi audio codecs, notch options, and CPU usage among the toggles. Experiment at your own risk.
Turn off Developer options !!
While Google used to require a factory reset to rid your phone of Developer options, it's easier to jettison now. In most Android phones running Nougat and later, you'll see a on/off toggle at the top of the screen, which will let you switch off Developer options. The screen will gray out, and once you leave, it'll be gone from your phone. To get it back, you'll need to follow these steps again.
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