So the method to enable adb on light phone 3: 1. Get to chrome with an nfc card that opens a url (cash app card, yubikey are good ones, or make one yourself) (1/5) 🧵
2. Go to any website, go to the info or padlock in the url bar, click it, then click on connection is secure, should give you the website certificate with options for "Certificate information" and "What do these mean?" click what do these mean (2/5)
3. You should get an app selection menu with chrome and webview, hold the chrome option, should bring you to the app info screen in settings (3/5)
4. Do this stupid chain: Permissions -> Contacts -> See all apps with this permission -> Settings (or click on 3 dots, show system apps if not visible) -> See all settings permissions -> Notifications -> Click on settings app icon up top above the notification settings (4/5)
5. Open settings 6. Enable dev options by the usual clicking build number 7 times, then you can go to dev options and enable adb 7. Profit?
I don't have one and it's too expensive for me to just buy for fun atm since i just bought some other funky devices and a switch 2, so i can't test much else i think. They will have patched this by the time i get my hands on one anyways lol
Apparently the dev shortcut that worked on lp2 works on lp3 too, so uhh that's way more simple lol

