MCC/MNC Spoofing for Regional Limits mitigation

[memlir]

Possibility to add MCC/MNC spoofing.

ISO Spoofing does not seem to help apps that rely on MCC/MNC spoofing.

I.e., Samsung has a superb tool set for OneUI modifications called Good Lock which it strictly uses MCC/MNC codes to regionally segregate users. It additionally has two modules that only work for South Korean users (it too uses MCC/MNC to do so), Dropship (an app to allow Samsung users to use AirDrop) and Galaxy to Share (ability to back up and share app settings).

A per-app basis of such spoofing would be perfect.

[goshil]

Yes, please implement this feature 🙏🏼.
Here is Xposed module for doing that, you can check/grab for some related code:
https://github.com/GhostFlying/LocationReportEnabler/tree/1.5.0

[deadbytesus]

You cannot do it rn without root. The only way - patch apps(e.g. with lspatch). i made an lspatch module that fully spoofs telephony location

[memlir]

You cannot do it rn without root. The only way - patch apps(e.g. with lspatch). i made an lspatch module that fully spoofs telephony location

How's the situation with LSPatch on Android 16?

[goshil]

You cannot do it rn without root. The only way - patch apps(e.g. with lspatch). i made an lspatch module that fully spoofs telephony location

Thanks for your work, but when i tried to patch google maps, it was patched successful, but app failed on starting.

[deadbytesus]

You cannot do it rn without root. The only way - patch apps(e.g. with lspatch). i made an lspatch module that fully spoofs telephony location

How's the situation with LSPatch on Android 16?

Official LSPatch's broken, cuz it's not maintained. You can use JingMatrix's fork. Not tested on A16, but works fine on A12-15

[deadbytesus]

You cannot do it rn without root. The only way - patch apps(e.g. with lspatch). i made an lspatch module that fully spoofs telephony location

Thanks for your work, but when i tried to patch google maps, it was patched successful, but app failed on starting.

As i said above, official LSPatch is broken. Use JingMatrix's fork.

[goshil]

You cannot do it rn without root. The only way - patch apps(e.g. with lspatch). i made an lspatch module that fully spoofs telephony location

Thanks for your work, but when i tried to patch google maps, it was patched successful, but app failed on starting.

As i said above, official LSPatch is broken. Use JingMatrix's fork.

I am trying patch google maps with this fork on Android 13, but them faild on start in both local and integrated modules patching cases.
Also, FYI there is similar deprecated xposed module project and it's forks, with bit similar actions: https://github.com/GhostFlying/LocationReportEnablerXposed

[deadbytesus]

You cannot do it rn without root. The only way - patch apps(e.g. with lspatch). i made an lspatch module that fully spoofs telephony location

Thanks for your work, but when i tried to patch google maps, it was patched successful, but app failed on starting.

As i said above, official LSPatch is broken. Use JingMatrix's fork.

I am trying patch google maps with this fork on Android 13, but them faild on start in both local and integrated modules patching cases. Also, FYI there is similar deprecated xposed module project and it's forks, with bit similar actions: https://github.com/GhostFlying/LocationReportEnablerXposed

Try AIDA64 patch, i don't think google apps can work with lspatch

Yes, i've seen it in this issue a long time ago, and i've used it as basics of my module

[goshil]

Hi! Thanks, do you really mean patch through the AIDA64? Isn't that a typo? Because it is kinda benchmark and i haven't found any info on it's patching functionality 🤔 С уважением, Георгий / Best regards, George.

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[deadbytesus]

Hi! Thanks, do you really mean patch through the AIDA64? Isn't that a typo? Because it is kinda benchmark and i haven't found any info on it's patching functionality 🤔

Sorry, i meant patch AIDA64 via lspatch & my module. If you are using google maps for testing my module - aida is the best alternative to non-google services.

С уважением, Лука / Best regards, Luka.