So you'll need to open your Settings app in split-screen view to keep the popup from closing. Since the popup in Settings that shows the pairing code was meant to be read on your phone while you're typing it into a computer, the system automatically changes the pairing code as soon as it closes. So when you first launch LADB on Android 11, you'll see a popup asking you to input the port number and pairing code. That means it even has a proper security system where you have to enter credentials to send commands, which complicates things in this instance.
Starting with Android 11, the new Wireless Debugging feature is complete. We'll start with the clunky one (newer Android versions), so if you're running Android 10 or lower, click here to skip ahead. But depending on what Android version you're running, that can be either incredibly easy or a little clunky. Next, you'll just have to connect LADB's local host to your phone's wireless ADB function. If your phone doesn't have this option, sadly, LADB won't work for you. It's part of AOSP, Android's open source code base, but OEMs sometimes remove functionality from their skinned versions of Android. While we tested this and found it working on essentially every modern Android phone sold in the US in the last four years, not every device is guaranteed to have the Wireless Debugging feature.
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