Fake GPS: Location spoofer 3.1.6

Application for spoofing GPS/GLONASS coordinates and cellular network information. This tool is particularly useful for developers and those seeking to conceal their true whereabouts. Simply input a new location to alter your current position. As a result, most running applications will receive false coordinates, effectively hiding your true location.

Features:

• Ability to generate routes along roads
• Automatic braking at turns
• No developer functions required
• Option to set the GPS or Network location update delay
• Spoofing capabilities using operator data
• Joystick mode for playing location-based games
• Location deviation functionality
• Automatic altitude determination
• Bookmark feature for saving preferred spoofing locations

How does it work?

Android's Mock Locations feature, typically used by developers to test their apps, can be leveraged for spoofing locations in various applications. By using this feature, other apps on your device will receive fictitious coordinates instead of accurate ones.

How do I initiate location spoofing?

Upon installing the app, specific adjustments must be made in your phone's settings. Instructions within the app guide you through this process; alternatively, follow these steps:

1. Enable Developer Options in your phone Settings (refer to the manufacturer's website for assistance).
2. Navigate to Developer Settings and locate the Mock Location (or Simulate Location) setting.
3. Select it and choose Listick Fake GPS.

What are the benefits?

This application serves multiple purposes, including enhancing privacy on social networks, in games, and ensuring online anonymity.

Using the application without developer options:

There are two methods available:

1. First method (Only for Android Oreo and earlier):
   In the app settings, find "Move to system" and activate it. Your phone will restart, and upon reboot, the application will be placed in the system partition.
2. Second method:
   Manually move the Listick Fake GPS .apk file to /system/priv-app/. Tools like TWRP or System App Converter can assist with this process.