How to Revoke USB Debugging Authorizations on Google Pixel 7
This post will walk you through nullifying system access authorization that you’ve granted to a certain device or computer for the newest Google Pixel smartphone. Here’s a quick guide to revoke USB debugging authorizations on Google Pixel 7.
By then, expect your phone to ask whether you’ll allow or deny access the next time you connect any of those external devices to your Google Pixel 7 via USB cable.
Note:
- This feature is only visible and accessible if Developer Mode or Developer Options menu is enabled on your Pixel 7 smartphone.
Android USB Debugging and File Transfer
When you connect your Android phone to a computer via USB cable, you will usually be prompted to whether or not allow the computer to access your phone’s storage.
When you opted to allow it, that computer is already tagged among other trusted devices by your Android phone. Thus, the next time you connect it to your phone, it already has access to the phone’s storage. All these are made possible with the Android USB debugging function.
To nullify or void the system access that was previously granted by your phone to external devices or computers over a USB connection, triggering the command to Revoke USB debugging authorizations is necessary. This option is accessible through the Developer Options menu or Developer Mode.
The process of revoking USB debugging authorizations on other Android 13 smartphones is more likely the same but accessing the Developer Options menu (Developer Mode) may vary in certain device models.
And that’s all about revoking USB debugging authorizations on the new Google Pixel 7 smartphone.