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idevicedevmodectl \- Enable Developer Mode on iOS 16+ devices or print the current status.
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.SH SYNOPSIS
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.Bidevicedevmodectl
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COMMAND
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[OPTIONS]
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.SH DESCRIPTION
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Enable Developer Mode on iOS 16+ devices or print the current status.
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.SH NOTE
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Passcode-protected devices will NOT allow enabling of Developer Mode from the command line. It has to be enabled on the device itself under Settings -> Privacy & Security -> Developer Mode.
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The \f[B]enable\f[] command will try to enable it, and tell you if that's the case.
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If the menu is not shown, you may use the \f[B]reveal\f[] command to reveal it.
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.SH COMMANDS
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.TP
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.Blist
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Prints the Developer Mode status of all connected devices, or for a specific one if \f[B]\-\-udid\f[] is given.
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.TP
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.Benable
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Enable Developer Mode (device will reboot), and confirm it after device booted up again.
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.TP
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.Barm
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Arm the Developer Mode (device will reboot)
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.TP
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.Bconfirm
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Confirm enabling of Developer Mode
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.TP
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.Breveal
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Reveal the Developer Mode menu on the device under Settings -> Privacy & Security
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