Learn this trick to enable built-in screen recording for your Pixel phone

One feature that some Android users have called for, a screen recorder, was part of the Android Q beta preview at one point. But unfortunately, Google removed it by the time the final version of the Software dropped in September. However, a Reddit user (via 9to5Google) found a trick to enable the built-in screen recorder that should work on the Pixel 2, Pixel 3, Pixel 3a and Pixel 4 models. Keep in mind that this is not an official release which explains why some users have experienced some issues including the recording of only half the screen.
To continue the process, you're going to need a computer that supports Android Debug Bridge (ADB). And USB debugging must be enabled on your phone. To do that, go to Settings > About phone and scroll down to the Build number. Tap on it seven times and you will be able to access Developer options. Connect your Pixel to the PC and type in on the ADB command line: "adb shell settings put global settings_screenrecord_long_press true." And that's it.
All of this can be avoided if Google adds this in a future quarterly feature drop or when Android 11 is released later this year.