Package net.cucp.androiddevutilities · last updated 2026-11-11
Summary
Dev Toggle does not run any server of its own and the developer does not receive your data. There are no ads, no analytics and no tracking.
Data the app handles
Dev Toggle works entirely on your phone. It has no internet permission, no account, no ads, no analytics and no crash reporting; the developer receives nothing.
When you tap the toggle (in the app, its Quick Settings tile or its home-screen widget), it changes these Android settings on your device only — Developer options, USB debugging, wireless debugging, Stay awake while charging and the screen timeout — and restores them when you switch dev mode off. It never changes them on its own.
It needs two permissions you grant yourself — "Modify system settings" (screen timeout) and, once from a computer over adb, "secure settings" (developer and debugging settings). It checks whether the phone is on Wi-Fi only to tell you that wireless debugging needs Wi-Fi.
Your choices (which settings to include and the two screen timeouts) are stored on the device and may be included in your own Android device backup.
The app shares nothing with anyone.
Deleting your data
Uninstalling the app removes all its data from the phone. Settings it changed keep their current values; switch dev mode off first if you want them restored.
