Feature description

This is a concept that isn't talked about much, but perhaps it should be.

In short, if you don't have root, tutorials suggest doing it manually using adb.

In short, it often works like this: you enable ADB network debugging, connect to your device using adb, and issue commands.

LADB is no different here, as it does the same thing, but automatically. It enables network debugging and executes commands (makes commands available to you). This solution isn't without its drawbacks, as you obviously need to be connected to Wi-Fi (as with ADB network debugging), but it would allow (if implemented in Termux) reconfiguration of Android and disabling unnecessary security features without user intervention (just pairing with ADB is enough).

Of course, restarting the phone doesn't affect LADB's operation. This means that if a similar functionality to Termux were implemented, even system updates might not break it. But if something were to happen, the user would be informed.

Additional information

LADB