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ADB over Wi-Fi leaves your device open to remote connections, which can be a security risk on untrusted networks. Disabling it restores the traditional USB debugging mode and ensures that your device remains secure. 1 Revert to USB Debugging           Connect via USB: If your device is currently connected over Wi-Fi, reattach the USB cable. This initial connection is essential to safely switch debugging modes.              Open Terminal/Command Prompt:  Launch your terminal or command prompt on your computer.              Switch Back to USB Mode: Enter the following command                          adb usb          2. Disconnect the Wireless Session             If you’re still in a Wi-Fi debugging session, you can explicitly disconnect by run...

Android Debug Bridge (ADB) is a versatile tool that allows developers to communicate with Android devices for debugging and other tasks. Traditionally, ADB connections require a USB cable, but it's possible to establish a connection over Wi-Fi, offering greater flexibility. This guide provides step-by-step instructions to set up ADB over Wi-Fi and outlines common issues you might encounter. Prerequisites Android Device : Ensure your device is running Android 11 or later. Toxigon Computer : A PC with ADB installed. You can download the latest version of the Android SDK Platform Tools from the official Android developer website . USB Cable : Required for the initial setup. Wi-Fi Network : Both your Android device and computer must be connected to the same Wi-Fi network. Steps to set up ADB over Wi-Fi Enable Developer Options on Your Android Device : Navigate to Settings > About phone . Tap on Build number seven times until you see a message confirming that Developer Options are e...