DevOptsHide (Hide Dev Options)

Name: DevOptsHide (Hide Dev Options)
Rating: 3.7391305 (153 reviews)
Author: Team AccelForce

By: Team AccelForce

Bypasses check of the apps which requires developer options disabled

This app was removed from Google Play Store on 2025-05-11

Features & Capabilities

DevOptsHide is a Chrome extension designed for developers and power users who need to bypass application checks that disable functionality when developer options are enabled. Requiring root privileges and compatibility with the XPosed framework, this extension allows certain apps that normally stop working if developer options are active to continue functioning seamlessly.

Users can report any app that still fails the bypass check via the GitHub issues page. The project is open-source with its codebase available on GitHub, ensuring transparency and community-driven improvements. This tool is essential for those who rely on developer features without compromising app usability.

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3.0 Last updated: 2022-12-30

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Creation date:

2021-04-03

Size:

577.78KB

Email:

de*****@mail.accelf.net

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Source:

Google Play Store

Data ingested on:

2025-05-11

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Developed by:

Team AccelForce

Google Play Store

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.accelf.devoptshide

Email:

de*****@mail.accelf.net

User Reviews

DevOptsHide is praised for effectively hiding developer options from banking and stubborn apps, working well with LSPosed and Riru frameworks, and passing SafetyNet checks on Android 9+. However, users report issues with compatibility on newer Android versions, some apps not being fooled by the hiding, the requirement for root access, limited UI for app selection, and problems like disabling USB debugging toggles. Overall, it is useful but needs updates and improvements for broader compatibility and functionality.

Pros

Effectively hides developer options from specific stubborn or banking apps.
Works well with LSPosed and Riru frameworks.
Enables passing SafetyNet checks by hiding developer options and ADB debugging.
Functions correctly on Android 9 and above.
Helps apps that normally detect developer options as enabled to operate normally.

Cons

Does not work on some apps, including certain banking apps and work profile apps.
Issues with compatibility on latest Android versions (e.g., Android 14) and lack of recent updates.
Requires root or specific frameworks (Magisk, LSPosed) to function.
Does not allow USB debugging toggle to work once enabled by the app.
Lack of user interface to select which apps to hide developer options from.