How to Access the Hidden Debug Menu on Samsung Galaxy Watch 4

Accessing the Hidden Wearable Menu

• 💡 To access the hidden menu on the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4, first open the Galaxy Wearable application on your paired phone.
• 🎯 Navigate to the device list, tap the more options icon in the top right corner, then select 'Settings'.
• 🔑 Find and tap on "About Galaxy Wearable" repeatedly until the hidden menu appears.

Debug and Diagnostic Tools

• ⚙️ The "Get dump state" option generates a troubleshoot log for your watch and phone, useful for fixing problems.
• 📸 "Google report" is believed to run the Google screenshot API, saving a screenshot on the watch.
• ⚠️ It's advised to research or avoid options if their function is unknown, as some may have unintended consequences.

Module and Watch Face Testing

• 🛠️ The "Module test" section allows testing of watch faces, notifications, and the out-of-box experience (OBE).
• 📊 Within module tests, you can find options for feature tests, gear profile info, and operator information.
• 🔄 The "Watch face" section includes options to reset the current watch face or restore custom watch faces and favorite lists to their default states.

Notification and UI Testing

• 🔔 The "Notification test" feature can help diagnose issues with notifications not appearing on the watch by showing notification history.
• 🖼️ The "Out of box experience test" enables testing of the graphical interface by allowing you to select and open specific app pages, such as "Introduce kids watch custom fragment".

Additional Settings and Exiting

• ❓ Options like "Set up test mode" and various settings under "etc." (e.g., SA token test, issue tracker) offer advanced testing capabilities, but caution is advised due to their complex nature.
• ↩️ To exit the hidden menu, simply tap the back button or close the Galaxy Wearable application.