How to hide Developer option from Android Device


This post is about How to hide developer option from settings app.

All Android devices have built-in Developer options. Developer options are useful for debugging applications, check CPU usage etc.

Here are steps to hide Developer option from devices.

1. Open Setting application.
2. Open Aapps/Application Manager.
3. Search for Settings app and open it.
4. Clear Data of Setting apps.
5. Now you can go back and check for Developer options in Setting app. There is no more Developer option visible in setting application.

Please refer the screenshots for help.

   





















Happy Coding :)

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