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    The document provides steps to install Android Debug Bridge (ADB) on a Mac. It first requires installing Homebrew, then using Homebrew to install ADB and other Android platform tools. It concludes by verifying the ADB installation and explaining how to start an ADB session.

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    The document provides steps to install Android Debug Bridge (ADB) on a Mac. It first requires installing Homebrew, then using Homebrew to install ADB and other Android platform tools. It concludes by verifying the ADB installation and explaining how to start an ADB session.

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    The document provides steps to install Android Debug Bridge (ADB) on a Mac. It first requires installing Homebrew, then using Homebrew to install ADB and other Android platform tools. It concludes by verifying the ADB installation and explaining how to start an ADB session.

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    The document provides steps to install Android Debug Bridge (ADB) on a Mac. It first requires installing Homebrew, then using Homebrew to install ADB and other Android platform tools. It concludes by verifying the ADB installation and explaining how to start an ADB session.

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    Install ADB

    To install Android Debug Bridge (ADB) on macOS, you can follow these steps. ADB is a crucial
    development tool that allows you to manage your Android device or emulator from your computer via the
    command line.
    Step 1: Install Homebrew
    Before installing ADB, you need to have Homebrew, which is a package manager for macOS. If you don't
    already have it, open Terminal and run the following command:
    /bin/bash -c "$(curl –fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"
    This command will download and run the Homebrew installation script.
    Step 2: Install ADB via Homebrew
    Once Homebrew is installed, you can easily install ADB by using the following command in Terminal:
    brew install android-platform-tools
    This command will install ADB as well as other Android platform tools, such as fastboot.
    Step 3: Verify ADB Installation
    After the installation is complete, verify that ADB has been successfully installed by running the following
    command in Terminal:
    adb version
    If the installation was successful, you will see the version of ADB that was installed.
    Step 4: Start ADB
    Before using ADB, you need to enable Developer Settings on your Android device and allow USB
    debugging. Then, connect your device to your Mac using USB and run the following command to start an
    ADB session:
    adb devices
    This command will list the connected devices, confirming that ADB is working correctly and is ready for
    use.

    Install GrapheneOS

    Step 1: Activate Developer Options


    Go to Settings on your Pixel device.
    Scroll down and select About phone.
    Find the Build number entry and tap on it seven times. You'll see a message saying you are now a developer.
    Step 2: Enable OEM Unlocking and USB Debugging
    Go back to the main Settings screen.
    Scroll down and select System, then choose Developer options.
    Enable both OEM unlocking and USB debugging.
    Step 3: Reboot into Bootloader Mode
    Connect your Pixel device to your Mac using a USB cable.
    Open Terminal on your Mac.
    Enter the following command to reboot your device into bootloader mode:
    adb reboot bootloader
    Step 4: Unlock the Bootloader
    In the Terminal, enter the following command to unlock the bootloader:
    fastboot flashing unlock
    On your Pixel device, you will see a confirmation screen. Use the volume buttons to navigate and the power
    button to confirm unlocking.
    Step 5: Download GrapheneOS Images
    Visit the https://grapheneos.org/releases and download the images for your device model.
    Unzip the downloaded file with the images on your Mac.
    Step 6: Install GrapheneOS
    Navigate to the image folder in Terminal using the cd command.
    Run the Installation Script:
    ./flash-all.sh

    Step 7 : Re-lock the Bootloader


    Reboot into Bootloader Mode:
    adb reboot bootloader
    Lock the Bootloader:
    fastboot flashing lock
    Follow the on-screen instructions on the device to confirm locking.
    Step 8: Disable OEM Unlocking
    Go to Settings on your Pixel device.
    Scroll down and select About phone.
    Find the Build number entry and tap on it seven times. You'll see a message saying you are now a developer.
    Go back to the main Settings screen.
    Scroll down and select System, then choose Developer options.
    Disable both OEM unlocking.

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