Logcat [NO ROOT] 2.1

Reading Android logs without root access is made possible with this application that utilizes remote debugging to connect to the phone's local ADB daemon. Configuring remote debugging on a phone can be a challenging task that requires a certain level of technical expertise. This setup process needs to be completed once and then repeated after each device reboot.

To begin, ensure that USB debugging is enabled on your device. Go to Settings, then navigate to About Phone and tap on Build number seven times. Return to the settings menu, access Developer Options, and activate the USB debugging option.

Subsequently, the next step involves enabling remote debugging. You must have the Android SDK installed on your computer for this process to work. Connect your phone to the computer using a USB cable and execute the following ADB command:
adb tcpip 5555

Prior to using the application, remember to disconnect the USB cable from your device. Some phones might encounter issues when establishing a network ADB connection while simultaneously connected via USB.

Occasionally, the process of establishing a connection with ADB may hang, necessitating the app to be killed and restarted. This issue appears to be related to the ADB daemon itself rather than being a problem specific to the application.