Single Spot Mode
Broadcast one fixed location continuously, and keep it active until you choose to stop the service.
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Fake Gps
Fake GPS: Single Spot & Route lets you broadcast a fixed location continuously until you choose to stop.
About the project
What Fake Gps does
Fake GPS: Single Spot & Route is a location utility for Android that lets users set a simulated GPS position on their device. It can broadcast a fixed location continuously until the user stops it, or follow a custom route. It is useful for protecting privacy, for developers and testers who need to check location-based features, and for fun.
Karma Technolabs developed Fake GPS as a mobile app for Android, published on Google Play. The work centered on two location modes: a single spot service that keeps a chosen location active, and a route service that moves along a custom path. Users control intervals, speeds, and modes, including round trips, and can pause or restart a simulation at any time.
Key features
Built around how people use it
Route Service
Create custom journeys and have the simulated location move along the route you define, step by step.
Adjustable Speed and Interval
Set intervals and speeds for each route so the simulated movement fits the scenario you need to test.
Round Trip Mode
Run routes as round trips that return along the path, without setting up a new journey each time.
Pause and Restart
Pause a running simulation or restart it at any time, with full control over when the simulated location is active.
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