Final answer:
Wireless debugging in developer options allows ADB commands over Wi-Fi without a USB connection. Enable developer options by tapping Build number, then find wireless debugging under Settings > System > Developer options in the Debugging section.
Step-by-step explanation:
Wireless debugging is a feature found within the developer options on Android devices. It allows developers to send ADB commands to their device over a Wi-Fi network without the need for a physical USB connection. To find wireless debugging, you must first ensure that you have enabled developer options on your device.
This is typically done by going to Settings, then About phone, and tapping Build number several times until a message indicates that you are now a developer. Once developer options are enabled, you can find wireless debugging by going to Settings, then to System, and finally to Developer options. Within Developer options, scroll down to the Debugging section where you should find the Wireless debugging option.