Rooted Phone? This is so useful for you in 2026!

Purpose

A short tutorial/demo showing a location-spoofing module for LSPosed (an Xposed-style framework for Android) that works on rooted phones.

Requirements

• A rooted Android device (Magisk or KernelSU-style root).
• LSPosed installed and enabled.

Core capability

The module spoofs your device GPS/location in real time without enabling Android developer “mock locations.” The video demonstrates the module working live in Google Maps so the map shows movement while a spoofed session runs.

Key product / features demonstrated

Location Controller module (built for LSPosed):

• Start/stop spoofing sessions that change the reported GPS location in real time.
• Floating control bar to move the spoofed location interactively.
• Save favorite/commonly used locations for instant reuse (no need to re-pin).
• Works with any apps that rely on location (demo used Google Maps).
• Option to show system apps in the module UI if some apps aren’t visible by default.
• Reported to be stable with no major issues in the presenter’s testing.

Quick how-to (workflow shown)

1. Install LSPosed and enable it.
2. Install the Location Controller module (download link provided in the video description).
3. Open the module, pick/pin a location or load a saved one, then click “start session.”
4. Use the floating bar to adjust movement or realtime position as needed; stop the session when done.
5. If required, enable “show system apps” so system apps appear in the module list.

Note: The module does not require turning on Android developer “mock locations” to spoof location.

Notes, tips and limitations

• No need to enable mock locations or developer settings to spoof location with this module.
• Presenter reports the module is “quite stable” after extended use.
• A download link is provided in the video description (per the presenter).

Main speakers / sources

• Video presenter / channel host (unnamed)
• LSPosed framework (platform used)
• Location Controller module (demonstrated module)
• Google Maps (demo app used)