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this post was submitted on 01 Dec 2023
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Android phones have USB debugging options, which can be used to mirror the screen in another device (with input too). Besides that, you can take screenshots and read them by connecting the phone with USB and looking at the generated image files.
I once turned a phone with a broken screen into a server like this. It took a good amount of fiddling and guessing where exactly a button is, but it works.
true as it is (I have used Scrcpy, which is ideal for these kind of tasks, but unfortunately, I can't take my laptop wherever I go and I don't have another spare phone.