Starting from Android JellyBean v4.2, Google started to hide the developer options menu on new android devices for security reason (enabling debug on a device can be a security threat).
To enable the menu, as Ana wrote, you need to tap the build number 7 times. Here's an article describing the process:
Enable Developer Options on Android 4.2/4.3 JB and Android 4.4 KitKat
Once it's enabled you can disable it with a Factory Reset (not sure about Enterprise reset) or following this procedure:
How to Hide Developer Options on Android Devices
Instead tapping the Android Version string (quickly) you get an eastern egg :-)
Android 4.4 KitKat 'Easter egg' animation | Android Central
Clayton, try this:
On the settings, about phone, tap the build number 7 times.
You should see a msg about being a developer. After this the Developer Options becomes available to you on the settings menu.
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Starting from Android JellyBean v4.2, Google started to hide the developer options menu on new android devices for security reason (enabling debug on a device can be a security threat).
To enable the menu, as Ana wrote, you need to tap the build number 7 times. Here's an article describing the process:
Enable Developer Options on Android 4.2/4.3 JB and Android 4.4 KitKat
Once it's enabled you can disable it with a Factory Reset (not sure about Enterprise reset) or following this procedure:
How to Hide Developer Options on Android Devices
Instead tapping the Android Version string (quickly) you get an eastern egg :-)
Android 4.4 KitKat 'Easter egg' animation | Android Central
Best regards
~Pietro
Clayton, try this:
On the settings, about phone, tap the build number 7 times.
You should see a msg about being a developer. After this the Developer Options becomes available to you on the settings menu.