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The topic says it all. I've just upgraded to iOS 10.0.1 /iPhone 6s/ & now the Developer option is missing from the Settings.
I've tried some tricks for older versions such as sync the device in iTunes and add it in Xcode /it's already added/ but nothing worked.
Anybody has clues on this ?
I'm running Xcode 7.3.1 with DeviceSupport added from the beta and the apps run fine on the iOS 10.
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By default, the developer options in Android phones are hidden. This is because they're designed for use by developers who want to test various functionalities and make changes that may impact the phone's performance.
As indicated by the alert, to enable Developer Mode go to Settings > Privacy & Security on the iOS device. Scroll down to the Developer Mode list item and navigate into it. To toggle Developer mode, use the “Developer Mode” switch. Tap the switch to enable Developer Mode.
How to Access the Developer Options Menu. To enable Developer Options, open the Settings screen, scroll down to the bottom, and tap About phone or About tablet. Scroll down to the bottom of the About screen and find the Build number. Tap the Build number field seven times to enable Developer Options.
If you wish to enable the Developer Mode inside iOS 16, you can do it directly on your iPhone without Xcode, and no need to connect it to a Mac or any other device. To turn on Developer Mode, open the Settings app on your iPhone. Now, scroll down a bit and select Privacy & Security. (It’s right after the Battery option.)
Seeing this option in your Settings means you have enabled developer mode on your iPhone. You can now start demoing apps, checking logs, and playing with other developer settings on your device. What if there is no developer option on my phone?
Software Windows Definitions Product Reviews Downloads About Technipages Android: “Developer Options” is Missing From Settings By Mitch Bartlett45 Comments If you’ve found that the Developer Options selecting is missing from the Settings of your Android device, it’s probably because you have Android OS version 4.2 (JellyBean) or higher.
Connect your iPhone or iPad in iOS 10 to your computer Hold the “Home” + “Power” buttons on your iPhone and iPad at the same time for 10 seconds. Let go of the “Power” button without releasing the home button. Continue press the “Home” button for another 10 seconds. Release “Home”, and your screen should stay completely black.
Just install XCode 8 and connect your iPhone to your Mac. That worked for me.
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I had the same issue. I fixed it by turning off and on the Show as run destination from Xcode.
These are the steps:
Show as run destination
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Try the following steps
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Guess you've probably got this sorted, but may be useful for someone else...
In addition to opening Xcode 8 and connecting the phone I needed to bring up the devices tab (Shift-Cmd-2) and select the phone from the list. After a bit of messing about to convince Xcode that the phone really was unlocked, the Developer option appeared
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