Army Location GPS Mock

Instantly change your phone's GPS location to anywhere in the world. GPS Mock lets you place a pin on a real, interactive map and broadcast that spot as your device's location — no clutter, no complicated setup, just a clean map and a single Start button.
Whether you're a developer testing location features, protecting your privacy, or simply exploring, GPS Mock gives you precise, reliable control over where your phone thinks it is.
✨ KEY FEATURES
🗺️ Interactive Map — Pan, zoom, and drop the pin on any location on Earth.
▶️ One-Tap Start / Stop — Begin or end spoofing instantly with a single button.
🎯 Precise Coordinates — See your exact latitude and longitude in real time.
📍 My Location Button — Jump back to your real position any time with the blue dot.
🔄 Broad Compatibility — Spoofs GPS, Network, and Fused location providers so it works across a wide range of apps.
🔔 Background Service — Keeps your mock location active with a handy notification and a quick Stop action.
🎨 Clean, Modern Design — Smooth Material Design interface with fluid animations.
🆓 Free & Lightweight — Fast, simple, and no bloat.
⚙️ HOW TO USE
1. Enable Developer Options: Settings → About phone → tap "Build number" several times until developer mode unlocks.
2. In Settings → Developer options, find "Select mock location app" and choose GPS Mock.
3. Open GPS Mock, move the map to your desired spot, and tap Start. Done!
The app guides you with built-in prompts if a permission is still missing.
💡 PERFECT FOR
• App & game developers testing location-based features
• QA teams validating geofencing, check-ins, and map behavior
• Simulating different regions while developing or testing apps
• Protecting your privacy from apps that track your location
• Demos, prototyping, and learning
⚠️ PLEASE NOTE
GPS Mock uses Android's built-in Developer Options to set a mock location app — a standard Android feature. Please use GPS Mock responsibly and in accordance with the terms of service of any app you use it with. It is intended for development, testing, privacy, and educational purposes.

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