In the middle of this year, Google introduced a new architecture rolled out first to Pixel developer devices via the stable Android release, with other major smartphone manufacturers adopting it as they pushed their respective updates.

My issue is with the recent updates announced by the Google ADB Team. I use a physical realme device running Android 13 for app development since I prefer testing on physical hardware rather than an emulator.

Every time I connect my device to Android Studio, I receive the following warning notification regarding ADB Wi-Fi v1.0:


This makes me concerned that platform-tools might eventually block ADB connections for devices on lower Android versions.

How can I resolve or dismiss this warning, and will I eventually be forced to upgrade to a newer device to continue physical debugging?