Will Automate re-enable Wireless debugging at boot and start Privileged service hands-free after one-time pairing?

[Alex]

After a single manual Wireless debugging pairing (Developer options → Wireless debugging → Pair with code), can an Automate flow that runs on BOOT_COMPLETED (with Accessibility granted, “Run on system startup” ON, device unlocked, Wi-Fi available) reliably:

1. open Developer options and toggle Wireless debugging ON via Interact, and then

2. start Automate’s Privileged service (ADB method) so that the  blocks App clear cache , App kill, App kill background  can run  without any user interaction (completely unattended ) after each reboot?

Please confirm Yes/No for Android 15.0 and Android 16.0,

[Henrik "The Developer" Lindqvist]

No, it will not enable the Wireless debugging option automatically.

I'm hesitant to implement such a feature since Google may not approve.

However, users can easily make a flow which does so, using the System setting set block.

The "Privileged service" will start automatically whenever a block using it is first used, but the device has to be connected to a Wi-Fi network to be able to do so.

[мJ Zкxy]

No but maybe you could use Automate to launch other Apps that has such function with its accessibility service.