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XposedFakeLocation

Project Url: noobexon1/XposedFakeLocation

Introduction: Android application and Xposed module that allows you to spoof your device's location globally or for specific apps without using "mock location" from the developer options.

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XposedFakeLocation is an Android app and Xposed module that spoofs your location for the apps you choose — and, optionally, at the system level — without using "mock location" from the developer options. Pick a spot on the map, walk around with a joystick, or play back a route along real roads.

[!IMPORTANT] This module targets the modern libxposed API (Xposed API 101+). You must use a recent LSPosed build that supports the new API — older managers will not load the module. Get the latest LSPosed from the official Telegram channel: t.me/LSPosed.

Features

Spoofing

Per-app spoofing: Choose the target apps inside the app. Your selection drives the LSPosed module scope automatically, so you never manage scope by hand.
Optional system-level hooks: Extend spoofing into system_server (system) and the phone process (com.android.phone) with a single toggle.
Wi-Fi identity hooks: Optionally report a custom Wi-Fi SSID, BSSID and signal strength (RSSI) to target apps and hide real Wi-Fi scan results while spoofing.
Fine-tuned location data: Horizontal/vertical accuracy, altitude, mean sea level (and its accuracy), speed (and its accuracy), GPS noise, and randomization within a radius.
Reactive updates: Force-stop a target app once, the first time it's added. After that, changes in the manager (location, settings, start/stop) reach the running app immediately.
Root relaunch: Force-stop and reopen a target app from the Target Apps screen (requires root).

Map

Two map engines: MapLibre (default) shows a sharp vector map with light and dark styles that follow the app theme; osmdroid shows the classic OpenStreetMap tiles. You can also use your own MapLibre style URL.
Offline maps (MapLibre): Download the area you're looking at and use the map without a connection. Downloads resume after losing the connection, are named after the place automatically, and can be renamed or deleted in Settings.
Address search: Find places by name and drop the marker or a route point there.

Movement

Joystick: A floating joystick over other apps lets you walk, run, bike or drive the fake location around while a target app is open.
Custom routes: Build a route on the map and play it back with a music-player style overlay or notification controls. Set speed, wait time and speed variation per section, loop or reverse the route, and save routes to favorites.
Road following: Route sections can follow real roads (car, bike or foot) instead of straight lines. Road paths are saved with the route, so playback works offline.

App

Favorites: Save locations and routes for quick access.
Settings backup: Export and import all settings, favorites and routes as a file.
Headless / external control: Drive the module from another app or adb shell via broadcast intents (off by default).
Themes and languages: Light, dark or system theme; English, German and Chinese.

Prerequisites

Rooted Android device with a 64-bit or 32-bit ARM processor.
Android 10 (API 29) or newer.
Modern LSPosed (new API): This module is built against the libxposed API (Xposed API 101+), so it requires a recent LSPosed build that supports the new API. Download the latest from the official Telegram channel: t.me/LSPosed. Legacy Xposed/EdXposed and older LSPosed managers are not supported.

Installation

Install the APK
- Download XposedFakeLocation.apk from the latest release, or install it from the LSPosed manager's module repository.
- To build it yourself, see Building from Source.
Activate the Xposed module
- Open a recent LSPosed Manager that supports the new API (see Prerequisites).
- Enable the XposedFakeLocation module and reboot once.
- Select target apps from inside XposedFakeLocation (the Target Apps screen). Your selection updates the module's LSPosed scope automatically.
- (Optional) System-level hooks: to spoof system_server (system) and the phone process (com.android.phone) as well, enable Enable system-level hooks in Settings. This adds those packages to the scope; reboot for the change to take effect (and again after turning it off).

[!NOTE] All you need to do in LSPosed is enable the module — the entire scope is managed from within XposedFakeLocation. Don't edit the module's scope manually in LSPosed.

Usage

Select target apps
- Open Target Apps from the navigation menu and select the apps that should receive the fake location. Other apps keep their real location.
- On a rooted device, tap the relaunch button next to an app to force-stop and reopen it so spoofing applies right away.
Pick a location
- Tap the map, or use the search button to find a place by name.
Start spoofing
- Press Play to start and Stop to end spoofing. Only the apps in Target Apps are affected.
- First time only: when an app is newly added, force-stop and reopen it once (use the relaunch button, or do it manually). After that, every change applies to the running app immediately.
Move around (optional)
- Joystick: open it from the map to steer the location over other apps. Speeds and presets are in Settings → Joystick. It needs the "Display over other apps" permission.
- Routes: switch the map to Route mode, tap to add points, tap a line between points to set its speed, and press Play. Turn on Follow roads to move along streets. A route and the joystick can't run at the same time.
Offline maps (optional)
- With the MapLibre map, move to the area you need and download it from the map. Manage downloaded areas in Settings → Map → Offline areas.
Configure settings (optional)
- Fine-tune location data, Wi-Fi identity, the map engine and style, the search and routing servers, theme and language in Settings. Export or import a backup from there as well.
Headless mode (optional, off by default)
- Drive the module from another app or adb shell via broadcast intents — start/stop and update coordinates without opening the UI. See docs/EXTERNAL_CONTROL.md for details.

Building from Source

Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/noobexon1/XposedFakeLocation.git

Build
- Open the project in Android Studio, let Gradle sync, and run the app on your rooted device.
- Or build from the command line:
```
./gradlew assembleRelease
```
  The APK is written to app/build/outputs/apk/release/app-release.apk. Use assembleDebug for a faster, unshrunk debug build (app/build/outputs/apk/debug/app-debug.apk).

Install

adb install -r app/build/outputs/apk/release/app-release.apk

Then activate the module as described in Installation.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for the project structure, coding guidelines, and the pull request process.

License

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.

Disclaimer

This application is intended for development and testing purposes only. Misuse of location spoofing can violate terms of service of other applications and services. Use at your own risk. There is no responsibility whatsoever for any damage to the device.