Awake for Debug
* when the device is connected to USB and Debugging (ADB) is enabled.
It switches to the previously set display timeout when the device is unplugged or plugged into a wall socket.
Permissions:WRITE_SETTINGS to change the display timeout settingINTERNET for Crashlytics (crash reports)
Note: If the app crashes, please send the crash report so that I can fix it. No user-specific information is sent, only information related to the crash (stacktrace) and device information like OS version, free space, rooted/non-rooted, free RAM, etc, is sent.
This application is open-source under the Apache license.
GitHub: https://github.com/AfzalivE/AwakeDebug/
DISCLAIMER: I am not responsible for any damage to the device caused by having the screen stay awake for long periods of time.
Category : Tools
Reviews (10)
Works flawlessly on Android 10 in my experience. Not so much on 11b3, but that's hardly the developer's fault.
Was excited to find this app but doesn't appear to work on LG Wing, android 10. Usb debugging connected, granted all permissions. But doesn't keep screen on.
It thinks my charging brick is debugging. Edit: Confirmed fixed. Thanks! Slick app.
This app doesn't work on my Android 👸🏾🤷🏾♀️😫
Used to circumvent exchange policy disabling stay awake in developer options. Update: works fine on Marshmallow
This should be the default behaviour of the "keep screen awake" developer setting.
Really good app, easy and does exactly what I need. There is only one problem - it doesn't work if a phone is connected to a usb hub :(
Not really sure why this isn't part of the default developer settings in android! This app is helpful, however sometimes it keeps the screen awake even if it's in the charger. This seems to be in specific chargers though, since it works good at home but not at work.
<3 thanks
Android version 8.0 and still this option doesn't exist. I'm not sure who wants their device to stay awake all the time when it's plugged in? but, I'm pretty sure the point of that option is to be on why developing ,not on all the time. this man has done an exceptional job developing an application that does just that. I'm also confused at the fact that there's only a thousand plus downloads? how does one not want this as a viable option When developing Android applications? take note Google....