About FakeTraveler
FakeTraveler lets users choose a simulated device location on a map and apply it for apps that use location. The user selects a point by long-pressing the map and applying the selection. Two settings control how the simulated location is mocked over time. The app does not require root access; it uses Android’s developer option for selecting a mock-location app. To use it, the device’s Developer options must be enabled and FakeTraveler selected as the mock location provider in system settings. This is a device-level testing and location-privacy utility, not a tool for changing the phone’s actual GPS position. The supplied description does not detail the two timing settings or indicate how each application handles simulated coordinates. Its core workflow is selecting a point and allowing Android to provide that mock location to apps that request location data.
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