In your phone's Developer Options, you should set USB debugging
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Keeping USB debugging enabled can be beneficial for several reasons:
1. Data Recovery: If your Android phone's screen is broken or unresponsive, USB debugging allows you to access and recover data from your device using a computer.
2. Control Your Android Phone from a Computer: With USB debugging enabled, you can use tools, like Android Debug Bridge (ADB), to control your phone from your PC. This can be useful when installing apps, transferring files, or even controlling your phone remotely.
3. Advanced Troubleshooting: Developers and advanced users can use USB debugging to troubleshoot and fix issues on their devices. It allows for deeper interaction with the device, making it easier to diagnose and resolve problems.
However, it's important to be cautious. Enabling USB debugging can expose your device to potential security risks if someone gains physical access to it. Always ensure that you only connect your phone to trusted computers and disable USB debugging when it's not needed.
