The developer options in Chromecast with Google TV allow you to access some advanced features of Android TV, e.g., sideloading apps directly through ADB commands.
This Chromecast with Google TV explains what you can do with developer options in Chromecast with Google TV and how to enable it for the dongle.
Please note, this guide applies to Chromecast with Google TV only. Other Chromecast devices (all previous generations of Chromecast, Chromecast Ultra, and Chromecast Audio) are not powered by Android.
What can you do with developer options in Chromecast with Google TV?
Chromecast with Google TV differs from previous generations of Chromecast in the two major aspects, as explained in this post:
- There is an official voice remote for the Chromecast with Google TV.
- Chromecast with Google TV is powered by Android TV (currently Android 10) instead of modified Chrome OS.
Android traditionally hides some special additional features for developers under developer options so that they can test their apps on various supported Android devices. Normal users may never notice such features.
Some beta or experimental features may also be packed with the Android releases under the developer options.
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