Wireless debugging is a way to debug and interact with an Android device wirelessly over a network connection, eliminating the need for a USB cable. It provides a convenient way to test and debug applications on an Android device without being physically connected to a computer. To enable wireless debugging, the device must be connected to the same network as the computer. The steps to enable wireless debugging may vary depending on the device, but generally, it involves enabling developer options on the device, turning on the toggle next to wireless debugging, and allowing the connection when prompted. It is important to note that the wireless debugging experience may be slightly laggier than in some cases, depending on the home Wi-Fi setup.