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Core connection, daemon management, device querying, and shell access.
Explore full syntaxes, parameter flags, security risk classifications, and real-world execution examples for every Android Debug Bridge CLI command.
Core connection, daemon management, device querying, and shell access.
System properties, kernel specs, RAM, CPU, and hardware diagnostics.
Installing, uninstalling, debloating, and querying APK packages.
Activity manager, intents, process termination, and cold-start benchmarking.
AppOps, runtime permission grants/revokes, and device administration.
Pushing, pulling, syncing, and managing files on device storage.
Disk volumes, SD cards, adoptable storage, and mount partitions.
Capturing and streaming display screenshots directly to PC.
Recording screen video to high-definition MP4 files.
Real-time logcat streaming, crash analysis, priority filters, and buffers.
Battery level simulation, health telemetry, charging modes, and Doze testing.
Wi-Fi, mobile data, IP addresses, netstat sockets, and ping diagnostics.
Resolution, screen density (DPI), dark theme toggle, and refresh rates.
Touch taps, swipes, typing text, and hardware keycodes.
Process tables (ps), top monitor, CPU profiling, and signal killing.
Android getprop/setprop build parameters and hardware flags.
Global, secure, and system settings database provider adjustments.
Android multi-user profiles, work profiles, and profile switching.
Connecting over Wi-Fi, TCP/IP port 5555, and TLS pairing.
Monkey UI stress testing, ART compilation, RRO overlays, and content providers.