For Android testing, “changing GPS” means providing selected coordinates through the operating system’s mock location interface. It does not change your IP address, account country or network location.
Use the standard Android path
- Install FlashGo from Google Play.
- Enable Developer Options.
- Open “Select mock location app” and choose FlashGo.
- Select a point or create a route, then start it.
What changes—and what does not
Apps that read the device location may receive the selected coordinates. Websites can also use IP, account history, Wi‑Fi and browser permissions, so not every service will follow the GPS value.
Test responsibly
Use test accounts and apps you control. Android can mark coordinates as mocked, and third-party apps can reject them. FlashGo includes developer testing among its stated uses; it is not a promise to bypass detection.
Common questions
Can I use Android’s mock location setting without rooting the phone?
Android provides a standard mock location app setting in Developer Options, without requiring the device to be rooted.
Will this change my IP address?
No. GPS coordinates and network IP location are separate signals.