Samsung
Enable Developer Options auf Samsung
Developer options are a hidden system menu on Samsung phones. Samsung keeps this section out of the normal Settings list because most of the tools inside, such as USB debugging, GPU rendering profiles, or animation scaling, can change how the device behaves at a system level. Hiding the menu prevents accidental taps from breaking something.
To reveal it, Samsung uses a build-number trick built into One UI. Tapping the build number several times signals the system to unlock the hidden menu instead of just displaying version info.
Menu path
Settings ➔ About phone ➔ Software information ➔ tap Build number seven times
After the taps, a short confirmation message appears and a PIN or pattern prompt may follow if a screen lock is set. Developer options then appear as a new entry, usually under Settings ➔ Developer options.
This method works the same way across recent One UI versions. If you only need one specific feature, such as forcing dark mode on an app or speeding up animations, check whether a dedicated setting already covers it before enabling the full developer menu, since some options can affect battery life or app stability if changed carelessly.
