00:00To enable Developer Mode on your iPhone, open the Settings app, go to Privacy and Security,
00:04toggle on Developer Mode, and restart your device to confirm.
00:07Step-by-step instructions.
00:09Open Settings, launch the Settings app on your iPhone.
00:13Navigate to Privacy and Security, scroll down and tap on Privacy and Security.
00:18Locate Developer Mode, scroll down to the bottom of the Privacy and Security menu,
00:22and tap on Developer Mode under the Security section.
00:25Toggle the switch, turn the Developer Mode switch to the green on position.
00:29Restore your iPhone, tap, restart on the alert prompt to reboot your device.
00:34Confirm and enable. After your iPhone reboots, unlock the screen, swipe up on the dialog prompt,
00:39tap Enable or Turn On, and enter your device passcode when requested.
00:43If the Developer Mode option does not appear at all under Privacy and Security,
00:47it usually means the iPhone has never been connected to Xcode or a development environment.
00:51To make it show up, connect your iPhone to a Mac running Xcode via a USB cable,
00:56or use a trusted iOS development tool.
00:59Once the computer recognizes the device, the Developer Mode toggle will automatically
01:03appear in your iPhone's Privacy and Security settings.
01:06Are you trying to run an app from Xcode, or do you need help connecting your iPhone to a computer
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