Introduction
The Samsung Galaxy J2 Prime is a compact and easy-to-use smartphone released in mid 2016. It comes with a 5.00-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 540 x 960 pixels, an 8-megapixel primary camera and a 5-megapixel secondary camera, and an Exynos 7570 Quad Quad-core 1.4GHz processor, all of which make it an ideal budget-friendly option for users who don’t want to be tied down by technology.
One important feature available on this device is the Developer options. This feature allows users to fiddle around with the app and OS settings and customize their device to suit their needs. Unfortunately, the device comes with this option disabled by default and users will have to manually turn it on before they can access the settings. In this article, we will be discussing how to enable Developer Options on a Samsung Galaxy J2 Prime.
Why Enable Developer Options?
There are many benefits to enabling Developer Options on a Samsung Galaxy J2 Prime. Some of them include:
• The ability to customize the device’s settings to meet the user’s preferences
• Increased control of app and OS settings
• Access to advanced options not accessible in the standard settings menus
• The ability to debug errors and fix them quickly
• Improved battery life due to advanced power saving options
• Improved device performance due to improved app control
How to Enable Developer Options in Samsung Galaxy J2 Prime
Before you can access the Developer Options in your Samsung Galaxy J2 Prime, you need to enable them. To do this, follow the steps below:
Step 1.
Go to the “Settings” menu in the Galaxy J2 Prime
Step 2.
Scroll down and select “About Phone”
Step 3.
In the “About Phone” menu, tap on “Build number” seven times
Step 4.
After tapping the “Build number” seven times, you will get a notification saying that you are now a developer
Step 5.
Go back to the main Settings menu and you will now see the Developer Options menu
Once you have access to the Developer Options, you can make changes to them according to your needs. Here are some commonly used ones:
• USB debugging – This allows you to debug apps on a connected device
• Force GPU rendering – This allows the phone to make use of the device’s GPU for better performance
• Running services – This setting lets you manage and close apps that are running in the background
• Network performance – This setting lets you adjust the network’s performance, such as the Wi-Fi speed and cellular data performance
• UI speed – This setting lets you adjust the speed of the UI and animations on the device.
Conclusion
The Developer Options allow users to customize their device and take full control of app and OS settings. If you want to access the Developer Options, you will have to enable them. The process of enabling Developer Options is simple and easy to follow. Once you’ve enabled them, you can make changes according to your needs.