OPPO ColorOS and realme UI share similar settings patterns, but newer releases may move Developer options between Additional settings, System settings and System & update.
1. Enable Developer Options
- Open Settings → About phone or About device → Version.
- On many releases, tap Build number seven times. Some newer ColorOS releases use Version No.
- Confirm the phone screen lock if requested.
- Search Settings for “Developer options” if the menu path differs.
2. Find the developer menu
- ColorOS 13–14 commonly uses Additional settings → Developer options.
- Some ColorOS and realme UI releases use System settings or System & update.
- Open Select mock location app and choose FlashGo.
- USB debugging is not required for this workflow.
3. Verify and keep the route active
- Start with one point and verify it in a trusted map.
- If playback stops, allow FlashGo background activity and review battery optimization.
- When finished, stop FlashGo and set the mock location app to None.
Common questions
Why can I not find Build number?
Open the Version screen; newer ColorOS releases may label the repeated-tap target Version No.
Where are Developer Options on realme UI?
Depending on the release, look under Additional settings, System settings or System & update. Settings search is the safest fallback.
Is USB debugging needed?
No. Only Select mock location app is needed for the standard workflow.
Official references
Menu names can change by model and software version. These manufacturer resources support the setup paths above.
Use responsiblyReceiving apps can detect or reject mocked locations. Follow applicable laws and third-party terms; do not use FlashGo to mislead others or bypass restrictions.