Turn on Developer Mode and enable USB debugging on the phone

1. Using a Samsung phone as an example to turn on Developer Mode:
   • Open Phone Settings: Find and open "Settings" on your phone
   • Select "About phone": Scroll down and find "About phone" (on some models, it’s called "About Device")
   • Go to Software Information: Find "Build Number" and tap it 7 times continuously
   • If there is a lock screen password or fingerprint, follow the prompts to verify your identity
   • Return to the main Settings screen and find "Developer Options" at the bottom
   • Enter Developer Options, scroll down, and turn on "USB Debugging”

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Different phone brands may have slightly different steps to enable Developer Mode. Please use AI tools like ChatGPT or Gemini to search for the specific method

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Connect the local mobile device to GeeLark

1. Install GeeLark v4.3.3 or above. Download the latest version here: GeeLark Download
2. Go to Settings more, tap Local device, then tap Start connection
3. Connect the phone to your computer via USB. After connecting, tap “OK” to allow USB debugging

1. After connecting the phone to your computer, go to Environment Management and select the "Local Device" group. It will automatically refresh the connected devices and display their model information

1. After opening the device, a phone interface will appear. Reaching this step means the local device has been successfully connected and is ready for use

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Using a local device only occupies a profile slot and is not charged by usage minutes

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Connect to the local device via Wi-Fi

1. First, connect the physical device via USB once
2. The computer running GeeLark and the local physical device must be on the same Wi-Fi network