All devices with Mediatek chipsets able to get the Developer menu in Settings using the "cache injection" method will be added on this page. Note that ADB will most likely not be authorized on your device, so you need to rely on other tools to patch the /boot partition (unsafe):
ro.debuggable
must be 1
(in this way the device is able to use debug);ro.adb.secure
must be 0
(needed to enable ADB).Thanks to Mus Tofa from Discord, we also know working codes that should work on other MTK devices:
On this KaiOS device sold in Pakistan, you can use the "cache injection" method to activate the developer menu in "Settings".
Source and take a look to cain.bananahackers.net.
The first exclusive Ukrainian KaiOS phone, based upon MediaTek MT6572, runs an heavily customized KaiOS 2.5.1.1 version. The recovery menu shows up the KOT49H marking, which means it's based upon Android 4.4.2 low-level base, and release-keys. Recovery, which is entered by powering up while holding #, shows a way of custom userdata backup/restore system. Among known working codes are *#06#, *#07# (SAR level, shows 0), #2886# (KaiOS MMI test), #8378269# (cut-down MTK Engineering menu) and ##0574## (MTKLogger). The "app:// URL" trick has been fixed, so we can't view the app asset contents from browser.
Source.
take a look to cain.bananahackers.net