Android is known for its customizations due to its open-source nature. Now, most of the advanced Android users or developers always want to use USB Debugging and other specific features on Android devices in order to transfer files, developing apps, and flashing custom files as well. Now, if you’re using the Samsung Galaxy S20 series devices, then you can Enable Developer Options, USB Debugging, and OEM Unlock on Galaxy S20, S20+, or S20 Ultra.
In order to access developer options on your device, you will need to enable it first from the device Settings manually. All the Android devices do come with the Developer Options feature in hidden status. Those are using their devices normally, won’t find these features useful in day to day usage. If you flash stock firmware or custom firmware or any other file on your device using ADB & Fastboot mode or using any flash tool, then you would require to turn on the Developer Options first.
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What is Developer Options?
Android Developer Options allow you to enable USB Debugging, OEM Unlocking option, report system bugs, show CPU usage, and plenty of other options that can be helpful to flash custom files or developing apps, etc.
The OEMs provide a locked bootloader and hidden Developer Options because normal users don’t need these features. As the name suggests, Developer Options is meant for developers and advanced users mostly. Somehow, a couple of options can be vulnerable if not used properly. For example, make sure to turn off the USB Debugging option once you done with flashing or data syncing.
The Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G US Version SM-G988U1 (Snapdragon Version) There is no OEM Unlock Button to toggle on/off. Is there another way of unlocking bootloader and uninstall bloatware for this phone. Any help will be greatfully appreciated. Thank You.