noobexon1/XposedFakeLocation v0.1.1 on GitHub

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Stable_Refactor by @noobexon1 in #36

XposedFakeLocation — Modern Xposed API Release

Important

This release migrates the module to the modern libxposed API (Xposed API 101+). You must use a recent LSPosed build that supports the new API — older managers will not load the module. Get the latest from t.me/LSPosed.

Please read the updated README before updating — setup and scope handling changed significantly.

Highlights

New Xposed API. Fully migrated from the legacy XposedBridge/XposedHelpers API to the modern io.github.libxposed API used by current LSPosed.
Scope is now managed entirely from the app. Just enable the module in LSPosed — that's it. Selecting/deselecting target apps and toggling system-level hooks updates the LSPosed scope automatically. No more manual scope editing in LSPosed.
Reactive updates. You only need to force-stop/restart a target app the first time it enters the scope. After that, changes you make in the manager (location, settings, start/stop) apply to the running target app immediately — no restart needed.

New features

In-app target app selection that drives the module scope directly (add/remove apps from the Target Apps screen).
"Enable system-level hooks" toggle (Settings) — adds the Android system framework (android) and phone process (com.android.phone) to the scope for deeper, system-level spoofing. Requires a reboot to take effect (and another to turn off).
Root relaunch button — force-stop and reopen a target app straight from the Target Apps screen so spoofing applies right away (requires root).

Changes & cleanup

Cross-process config now uses Xposed remote preferences (replacing the old XSharedPreferences/world-readable prefs), with a single source of truth split between hook-shared remote prefs and manager-only local prefs.
Removed DataStore and the legacy module-enabled detection hack, blocking status check, and error screen — the manager binds to XposedService reactively instead.
Removed the "Use built-in target app selection" setting; in-app target selection is now the default and only mode.
Migrated the phone/system service hooks to the new API with name-based target attribution, gated so they stay inert unless you're actively spoofing a selected app.

Build / CI

CI release workflow now builds on JDK 21 to match the project's Java 21 / Kotlin jvmTarget settings.

Requirements

Rooted Android device, Android 11+ (API 30), and a modern LSPosed build (new API). Legacy Xposed/EdXposed and old LSPosed managers are not supported.

Full Changelog: v0.1.0...v0.1.1