S-ADB: Wireless Debug 앱 분석 (11월 7일)

S-ADB puts Android debugging in one clear place: see your ADB status, pair over Wireless ADB, control another Android device from your phone, and review what a device is telling you. SEE YOUR DEBUG STATUS • USB debugging, Wireless debugging and Developer options at a glance • Jump straight to the Android settings that matter • Status refreshes when you come back to the app PAIR WITHOUT CABLES (ANDROID 11+) • Step-by-step Wireless ADB pairing with a progress tracker • Show a QR code for the other device to scan, or pick it from nearby devices found on your network • Paired devices are remembered and reconnect even when the port changes • No root needed for pairing CONTROL ANOTHER ANDROID DEVICE • Terminal-style shell with colored output, quick commands, copy and a Stop button for long commands • Device info card: model, Android version, battery, storage and network • Live remote screen with touch and key input (Pro) • Live logcat with filters and saved filter presets • App manager: search, open, force stop, clear data, uninstall, install an APK • File manager: browse, upload and download with progress (Pro) • Record the remote screen as an MP4 and export a diagnostics report (Pro) • View-only mode blocks touch input and commands that change the device — you can look without touching SAFE BY DESIGN • Off by default — the controlled device must opt in and approve each connection on Android's own ADB prompt • Works on your local network; use a VPN mesh such as Tailscale for devices on different networks • Destructive commands show a warning before they run • Nothing is sent to our servers CHECK A DEVICE • Used Phone Check: guided checks to review before you buy • Security scan: signals worth reviewing, with reports saved on your device • Scan history stays local POWER USER TOOLS • Terminal, layout bounds, animation speed, screen density, app and system shortcuts • Some tools need root or manual setup on your device Remote ADB control (optional): S-ADB includes an optional tool to control another Android device over your local network using Android Debug Bridge (ADB). It is off by default. The device being controlled must explicitly enable it and approve each connecting device on the system's ADB authorization prompt. No data is sent to any server. Notes: Wireless ADB pairing requires Android 11 or newer. Some tools require root, and some advanced tools are part of S-ADB Pro. The security scan reports signals to review; it is not antivirus software and cannot guarantee that a device is safe. Used Phone Check is a guide, not a hardware certification.