On LineageOS, the "Rooted debugging" option (also known as "ADB root") allows ADB to run with root privileges. If you want to disable rooted debugging via ADB, follow these steps:

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1. Check Current ADB Root Status

First, verify if rooted debugging is enabled:

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adb root

• If it returns adbd cannot run as root in production builds, rooted debugging is already disabled.
• If it switches to root mode, proceed to disable it.

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2. Disable Rooted Debugging

Use the following command to disable rooted debugging:

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adb root
adb disable-verity
adb shell setenforce 0
adb shell setprop service.adb.root 0
adb shell stop adbd
adb start-server

Explanation:

• adb root ensures you’re in root mode (if enabled).
• setprop service.adb.root 0 disables root access for ADB.
• stop adbd and start-server restart the ADB daemon to apply changes.

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3. Verify the Change

Restart ADB and check the status:

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adb kill-server
adb start-server
adb shell

• If the shell prompt shows $ instead of #, rooted debugging is disabled.

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4. (Optional) Permanently Disable via Build.prop

If you want to permanently disable rooted debugging, edit /system/build.prop (requires root access):

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adb pull /system/build.prop

Add or modify this line:

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ro.debuggable=0

Then push it back:

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adb push build.prop /system/
adb reboot

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5. Re-enable Standard ADB

After disabling rooted debugging, reconnect ADB in standard mode:

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adb usb

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