How to Set a Location with GPS Setter (System-Wide and Per App)

Setting one location for the whole phone

With the module enabled and System Framework in scope, open GPS Setter. Search for a place, or move the map and tap the exact point you want to report.

Check the written latitude and longitude before applying. Streets that look identical on a small map can sit hundreds of metres apart, and testing against the wrong block wastes real time.

Tap apply. An ongoing notification appears and stays while the location is active. Every app on the phone now receives the set coordinates as its position.

Giving one app its own location

Current releases support separate control. Open Settings inside GPS Setter, enable separate control, and choose the apps you want to manage individually.

Give each selected app a marker colour, and a voice command if your build supports voice control. Then pick a location on the map and apply it to that app, or to all profiles at once.

Remember the scope rule: choosing an app inside GPS Setter does not add it to LSPosed scope. The app must be ticked in the manager as well, or the profile will silently do nothing.

Using favourites for repeat locations

Any point can be saved as a favourite with a clear name. Name points by purpose, such as the office, a client site or a test address, rather than by city alone.

Favourites apply in one tap from the list. Some builds also expose them through a Quick Settings tile with voice selection, which is handy when the same few locations rotate all day.

Export the favourites file when your list is worth keeping. It is your backup for a new phone, a ROM change, or a clean reinstall of the module.

Stopping and returning to real GPS

Tap stop inside GPS Setter to end the system location. With separate profiles, the stop control lets you end one app's profile or every profile together.

Each stopped profile removes its own notification. When nothing remains in the notification area, no spoofing is running anywhere on the device.

For a full reset, disable the module in LSPosed and reboot. Android then reports your real position everywhere, exactly as it did before GPS Setter was installed.

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