*** For Android 10 or below ***
If your device supports WiFi debugging, it will work right away without needing to pair.
However, if your device does not support WiFi debugging (which is the case for most devices), you will need to follow these steps
1. Open the ADB shell set this:
setprop service.adb.tcp.port 5555
2. Disable USB debugging
3. Enable USB debugging

*** For Android 11 or above***
Step 1:
Enable WiFi Debugging

Step 2:
Press "RECENT" button to open WiFi Debugging screen + Local ADB app

Step 3:
Press "Pair device with pairing code" to find the pairing code

Step 4:
Check the port at "IP address & Port" and enter the connect port

Step 5:
DONE!
Detail Usage:
https://catechandroidshare.blogspot.com/2024/01/step-1-enable-wireless-debugging-step-2.html

Local ADB Android is a powerful application that brings the functionality of Android Debug Bridge (ADB) directly to your device. With this application, you can perform a variety of tasks and operations without the need for a computer or external ADB connection.

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