Merge pull request #2063 from Ishavyas9/main

device-passcode-appautomation doc updated

Author: Ishavyas9

assets/images/real-device-app-testing/Android-Passcode.png

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 ---
 id: device-passcode-appautomation
-title: Device Passcode in App Automation on Real iOS Devices
+title: Device Passcode in App Automation on Real Devices
 sidebar_label: Device Passcode
 description: Run automated tests on iOS apps that require a device passcode during execution on real devices.
 keywords:
@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ import TabItem from '@theme/TabItem';
 
 For certain use cases, you may need to perform tests on devices that are **passcode-protected**. Apps handling sensitive data (for example, **banking apps**, **enterprise apps**, or apps distributed through **MDM**) often enforce device passcodes for enhanced security.  
 
-LambdaTest’s **Device Passcode in Automation** enables you to run such automated tests seamlessly on real iOS devices.
+LambdaTest’s **Device Passcode in Automation** enables you to run such automated tests seamlessly on real devices.
 
 ---
 
@@ -66,28 +66,39 @@ LambdaTest’s **Device Passcode in Automation** enables you to run such automat
 
 ## Supported Devices
 
-Currently, the Device Passcode feature in **App Automation** is enabled on the following iOS real devices:  
+### iOS Devices
 
 | Device Model          | iOS Version |
 |-----------------------|-------------|
-| iPhone 16            | 18        |
-| iPhone 16 Pro        | 18        |
-| iPad Air 11 (2024)   | 18        |
-| iPhone 15            | 17        |
-| iPhone 14            | 16        |
-| iPhone 13            | 15        |
-
-> We are actively working on expanding coverage to **all supported iOS devices** on LambdaTest Real Device Cloud.  
+| iPhone 16            | 18 |
+| iPhone 16 Pro        | 18 |
+| iPhone 15            | 17 |
+| iPhone 14            | 16 |
+| iPhone 13            | 15 |
+| iPad Air 11 (2024)   | 18 |
+
+> We are actively working on expanding coverage to all supported iOS devices on LambdaTest Real Device Cloud.
+
 ---
 
+### Android Devices
+Available on **all real devices** running on **version 11 and above**.
+
+## Default Passcode
+- **iOS:**  `123456`  
+- **Android:**  `1234`  
+
+
 ## Capability to Enable Passcode
 
-Use the `enablePasscode` capability to enable passcode-protected devices for automation testing.  
+Use the `enablePasscode` capability to configure passcode-protected devices during automation testing.  
 
-| Capability      | Type    | Default | Description |
-|-----------------|---------|---------|-------------|
-| **enablePasscode** | Boolean | `false` | Enable passcode devices for running tests. Use `true` to start the session with a system passcode configured (default passcode: `123456`). |
+| Capability        | Type    | Default | Description |
+|-------------------|---------|---------|-------------|
+| **enablePasscode** | Boolean | `false` | Enable passcode devices for running tests. Use `true` to start the session with a system passcode configured. |
 
+<Tabs>
+  <TabItem value="ios" label="iOS">
 
 
 ```python
@@ -100,15 +111,28 @@ Use the `enablePasscode` capability to enable passcode-protected devices for aut
     "enablePasscode": True
 }
 ```
-## Unlock Device with Default Passcode
 
-For iOS devices, the default passcode is **123456**.  
-In your test script, write automation code that taps and sets the passcode accordingly.
+  </TabItem>
+  <TabItem value="android" label="Android">
+
+
+
+```python
+{
+    "platformName": "android",
+    "deviceName": "Samsung Galaxy S25",
+    "platformVersion": "15",
+    "isRealMobile": True,
+    #highlight-next-line
+    "enablePasscode": True
+}
+```
+
+  </TabItem>
+</Tabs>
 
 :::note
 - Passcode entry screens are **not visible** in the stream for security reasons — you may see a blank screen briefly during automation.  
-- The default passcode for iOS real devices is **123456**.  
-- Enabling passcode may increase the setup time of your test by **25–30 seconds** compared to regular sessions.  
-- Passcode support is currently available for **iOS real devices** only. Support for **Android devices** is **Coming Soon**.  
+- Enabling passcode for iOS Devices may increase the setup time of your test by **25–30 seconds** compared to regular sessions.  
 :::
 

docs/device-passcode-appautomation.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 ---
 id: device-passcode-on-realdevice
-title: Device Passcode on Real iOS Devices
+title: Device Passcode on Real Devices
 sidebar_label: Device Passcode
 description: Enable and test iOS app flows that require a device passcode during manual sessions on real iPhones and iPads.
 keywords:
@@ -63,42 +63,48 @@ This is especially useful for apps in **Banking/Finance**, **Enterprise**, or th
 
 ## Supported Devices
 
-Currently, the Device Passcode feature in **App Automation** is enabled on the following iOS real devices:  
+### iOS Devices
 
 | Device Model          | iOS Version |
 |-----------------------|-------------|
-| iPhone 16            | 18        |
-| iPhone 16 Pro        | 18        |
-| iPad Air 11 (2024)   | 18        |
-| iPhone 15            | 17        |
-| iPhone 14            | 16        |
-| iPhone 13            | 15        |
+| iPhone 16            | 18 |
+| iPhone 16 Pro        | 18 |
+| iPhone 15            | 17 |
+| iPhone 14            | 16 |
+| iPhone 13            | 15 |
+| iPad Air 11 (2024)   | 18 |
 
-> We are actively working on expanding coverage to **all supported iOS devices** on LambdaTest Real Device Cloud.  
-> Support for Android devices with passcode testing is **Coming Soon**.
+> We are actively working on expanding coverage to all supported iOS devices on LambdaTest Real Device Cloud.
 
-## Default Passcode
+---
 
-- The default passcode for LambdaTest iOS real devices is **123456**.  
-- Use your system keyboard to input this passcode when prompted during testing.
+### Android Devices
+Available on **all real devices** running on **version 11 and above**.
 
-## Accessing Device Passcode in Manual Testing
 
-**Step 1:** On the App Testing Dashboard, click on **Advanced Settings** and enable the **Device Passcode** filter. This will refine the device list to show only those devices where the passcode feature is available.  
+## Default Passcode
+- **iOS:**  `123456`  
+- **Android:**  `1234`   
 
-![Passcode Entry](../assets/images/real-device-app-testing/passcodetoggle.png)  
+## Accessing Device Passcode in Manual Testing
 
-**Step 2:** Start a manual testing session on a real iOS device.
+**Step 1:** (**iOS only**) On the App Testing Dashboard, click **Advanced Settings** and enable the **Device Passcode** filter. This will refine the iOS device list to show only those with passcode support.   
 
-**Step 3:** From the session toolbar, open the **iOS Settings** panel and toggle **Passcode** on. Once enabled, the device will take **20–25 seconds** to complete the passcode setup. Please wait for confirmation.
+![Passcode Entry](../assets/images/real-device-app-testing/passcodetoggle.png)  
 
-![Enable Device Passcode](../assets/images/real-device-app-testing/passcodeenabled.png) 
+**Step 2:** Start a manual testing session on your selected device (iOS or Android).  
+- On **iOS** → Open the **iOS Settings** panel and toggle **Passcode** on.  
+  ![Enable Device Passcode](../assets/images/real-device-app-testing/passcodeenabled.png) 
+- On **Android** → Open the **Device Controls** panel and toggle **Passcode** on.  
+  ![Enable Device Passcode](../assets/images/real-device-app-testing/Android-Passcode.png) 
+Setup may take **15–30 seconds** depending on the platform.
 
 **Step 4:** Trigger the workflow inside your app that requires the device passcode.  
-
 - A system passcode screen will appear.  
 - Since passcode entry is sensitive, the keypad or the screen may not be streamed and could appear as black in your session view.  
-- Use your **system keyboard** to type the passcode (**123456**) and press **Enter**.  
+- Use your system keyboard to enter the default passcode:  
+  - iOS: `123456`  
+  - Android: `1234`   
 
 **Step 5:** Continue your app testing once the **passcode** is validated.