I'm having trouble connecting my Kyocera 701KC flip phone to my Debian computer via USB. When I try to run the command "adb devices," I don't get the "allow USB debugging" prompt on my phone. Instead, I receive an error message stating "000000000000 no permissions (user in plugdev group; are your udev rules wrong?)." I need guidance on how to fix this issue so I can install apps on my phone. Any help would be appreciated!
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I did a little digging, and it seems the Kyocera 701KC runs on Android 5.1. The ADB tool typically supports Android 11 and higher, so you might run into compatibility issues. You could check for updated ADB tools or specific drivers that might work with your Android version to get the connection working!
First things first, make sure you have Developer Options enabled on your phone. Go to Settings, then About Phone, and tap the 'Build Number' repeatedly until you see a message that says Developer Options are enabled. Once that’s done, head over to Developer Options in the settings and activate USB Debugging. That’s usually where the issue lies!
I’ve already done all that, but I still don't see the pop-up.
Yeah, it's confirmed to be running Android 5.1. So how can I get ADB to support it if it's not officially supported?