paulo500
Anyone know how to get into the password locked developer option of an Android projector with a Google-licensed Android system loaded?
Can anyone help?
I have an android projector with Google-licensed Android system loaded.
It has the developer options passworded and the manufacturer is not willing to release the information.
Anybody got any clues?
Much obliged in advance for any help
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