Android hacks | pokemongospoofers

GPS Joystick - Fake Fly GPS Go

By The App Ninjas

Available in Google Play

This is one of several working apps for Android 6.0 or higher.

After following the Android setup instructions. Below you will find options regarding this app. This app by far has more options than the others out there and is the preferred app by the editor (Ed Campbell)

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Set up your app 1st.

When you open the app your 1st screen will look like below picture.

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1st hit the 3 lines (top left) to get into settings. You don't hit “Set Up” go down to “Settings”

You don't need to do much in this section except adjust your 3 set speeds. I choose a normal walking speed 4-6km, running speed 15km and fast drive 200km.

4-6km is about as fast as I can go and still get egg hatching and buddy candy on 1/1. 1km walked and 1 km registered in game. Any faster than that I have noticed less in game km’s. (I have not tested speeds in a long time but have noticed Niantic did some tweaking)

15km is a good speed to run around from pokestop to pokestop. Might be too fast to catch pokemon (have not tested after speed update)

200km is good for running a long time and not getting soft banned (have not tested after speed update)

Just hold down walking speed to edit the fields.

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In your start up screen you have 3 options.

Use Last Location.

I don't use this option much as I don't really remember where I was last.

2) Get Current Location.

I am a spoofer. I don't want to spoof my location. I want to spoof elsewhere.

3) Set Location.

This is what you should select most of the time.

When you click “Set Location” you can either enter cords into the “Lat/Long” section. If you do. Just use “250” for elevation (That does not matter in Pogo) if you leave in blank the app will error.

Once you enter your cords, simply go down to “Start” in the blue bar and hit it. Your Joystick should pop up on the screen and you are ready to move around freely. (See below for “Joystick Functions”)

Next option to spoof is by hitting the blue hyperlink “Click here to open the map” by choosing this method it will open Google map search feature

You can enter city/state or even a specific address. This method works great if you are using a city pokemap like Vegas, Houston or Philly to mention mention a few. When I use this feature I can enter street name, city state and get real close to the pokemon on the map I am searching.

In this demo I used New York New York Hotel Casino in Las Vegas Nevada.

Just tap on the found location

Then “Select”

If you want to save this to your “Favorites” then click it. Great for Pier 39, Santa Monica, 9 Lures. Ect

Then hit the blue “Start” button on the bottom of the page.

Remember. If you select your spoofing location before you open Pogo, and this is your first action of the day or last 4 hours, you will not have to unban your trainer.

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Joystick Functions

After completing the above steps your Joystick should show up on your screen.

The 3 buttons on the bottom will adjust the speed of movement that we previously adjusted in settings on step 1.

The 3 buttons on top

Left button. Hold down to move Joystick on screen
This will open map
Used for sniping

1) Is easily explained by just holding down the icon and sliding finger to where you would like to move the joystick.

2) Will open the map where you are if you want to place pins to walk to, set an auto walk path or teleport to an exact location by hitting bottom “teleport” feature

Just press anywhere along the map to place pins to where you would like to walk.

I placed 4 pins around the hotel.

“Stop at End” my trainer will stop at my last pin drop.

“Loop to Start” my trainer walk the path until I stop it.

“Reverse” the trainer will walk the path looped but going the other direction.

If you wish to save this route you can by clicking “save route” I have several saved. Victory Memorial, Pier 39 short and long are my normal playgrounds.

After hitting “start route” the map will disappear and the joystick will pop up on screen while your trainer is walking the path you plotted l. Another feature not shown on earlier picture will pop up on your joystick . This will be located above the middle top button. This is a “pause” button. While walking around if a lot of pokemon pop up you can hit the pause button to stop your trainer. Simply hit the button again to start walking again.

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Sniping Feature

This is a recent update added in late January 2017.

When you are out farming stops or chasing pokemon and a pokemon pops up on discord or other sites, simply press the sniping button on your joystick (top right) and the below screen should open.

You can enter cords manually or copy and paste from any pokemon website or discord.

This is a discord chanel (found in pinned post)

Press and hold the desired catch. Then press the “paste” button. All the info from the clipboard will be placed into the cords line along with the needed comma “,” . At this time you need to verify everything. In this example the words “snorlax/” will need to be removed and anything else that does not belong. You will actually have to use your brain here and read what it says in discord and verify it is pasted correctly for it to work right!

So in the above picture. Just edit out “snorlax/”

Next hit “Teleport” once you do that your trainer should have teleported to the cords entered. Follow standard sniping instructions. Once you click on the pokemon all you need to do now is hit the sniping button again (top right on joystick) but now all you hit is “Teleport Back” and this will take you to your last known position before you sniped. Then you complete the catching process.

Enjoy!

Editor Ed Campbell