How to Change Location with iFoneTool AnyGo

Changing your GPS location using iFoneTool AnyGo is a straightforward process that can be completed in just three steps. Here’s how to do it:

Download and Install AnyGo Location Changer

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Download AnyGo

First, download the iFoneTool AnyGo application by clicking the download button below or from the official website, and then install it on your computer. Ensure you have the latest version for optimal performance.

Free Download

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Note: AnyGo is a desktop software that supports Windows system computers (Windows 11/10/9/8) to fake GPS on iPhone and iPad

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Install AnyGo

Step 1. Go to your browser's downloaded folder, find and double-click the “AnyGoInstall-pro” file.

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Step 2. Click “Install." A dialogue will appear to ask for an installation confirmation. You can also click “Customize Install” to select your preferred language and destination.

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Step 3. Click Start and wait for a few minutes, and an ending dialogue will appear. Then you can launch the software and begin your GPS spoofing tour with AnyGo.

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To launch AnyGo location spoofer, simply double-click the "iFoneTool AnyGo” icon on the Desktop

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Connect your iOS device

First connection: Connect your iOS device to the computer via USB cable. Next, unlock the device. Tap Trust on your iPhone when it asks you to Trust This Computer. Enter the screen passcode again to complete this process.

Second connection: After successfully connecting the device via USB cable for the first time, you can directly choose to connect your iOS device to the computer under the same WiFi network next time.

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Note: Ensure that both devices are connected to the same Wi-Fi network and keep your device's screen on during the connection.

After connected, AnyGo will begin to load the map. After the map is successfully loaded, you will see a map displaying your current location.

Change GPS Location on iPhone in 1 Click

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Select a Destination on the Map

Choose Teleport Mode at the upper right corner. Enter a new location in the search bar.

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Spoof GPS Location in 1-Click

As you select a destination, the sidebar will pop up. It shows you the destination information including the place name, coordinates, and the distance. Click Move and your iPhone location will change to your destination immediately .

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Note: To recover your real location, you can just restart your iOS device to fix it.

Simulate GPS Movement by
Jump Teleport Mode

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Choose Jump Teleport Mode

If you want to customize the jumping teleport route, you can select Jump Teleport Mode

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Plan Your Jump Teleport Route

Set a starting point and an endpoint to simulate movement between two locations. Or enter address/GPS coordinates to set the spots.

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After selecting a route, click Move to jump to the next point, and you can switch between the previous point and the next point at will.

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Also, you can tick Auto-jump after cooldown before starting the route, and the checked route will automatically jump to the next point based on the cooldown timer until the route is completed.

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As it moves on the map, the GPS on your iOS devices moves without lag. After completion, there will be a sound and a prompt pop-up window will pop up.

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Simulate GPS Movement with Customized
Route by Two-spot Mode

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Choose Two-spot Mode

If you want to customize a route, you can select Two-spot Mode at the upper right corner.

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Plan Two-spot Route

Pinpoint a location on the map as your destination. You can also choose a destination by entering the address or coordinate in the Search box. The chosen destination will be added in the sidebar. You can see the place names and the coordinates of your current location and the destination.

You can now set up the number of times for the virtual route to move back and forth between the two places. Drag the Speed bar to customize your moving speed.

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When it is all set up, click Move to start simulating the movement. You can see the distance and time change as it moves

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As it moves on the map, the GPS on your iOS devices moves without lag. After completion, there will be a sound and a prompt pop-up window will pop up.

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Simulate GPS Movement with Customized
Route by Multi-spot Mode

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Choose Multi-spot Mode

If you want to plan a route with multiple spots, you can select Multi-spot Mode at the upper right corner.

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Plan Two-spot Route

Select different spots one by one on the map that you want to pass by. Or enter address/GPS coordinates to set the spots.

Set the number of round trip times by entering the number. And set the speed by dragging the Speed bar. After the Times and Speed are set up, click Move to start the journey.

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iFoneTool will simulate the movement with the speed that you set. You can enjoy all location-based AR games without any walking!

As it moves on the map, the GPS on your iOS devices moves without lag. After completion, there will be a sound and a prompt pop-up window will pop up.

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Note: In order to avoid the game developers thinking that you are spoofing location, you'd better to choose the destinations along the specific roads.

Mock GPS Location by Joystick Mode

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Choose Joystick Mode

If you want to mock your GPS location with joystick, you can select Joystick Move at the upper right corner. One click to Move automatically.

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Set the Direction

Set 360-degree directions. Move forward or reverse by clicking the Direction button. You can change the directions in real-time marching. Or you can use keys W, A,S, D, or keys Up, Down, Left, Right to control GPS spot movement

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Tips to Avoid Bans

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Stay Within Realistic Speeds

Always mimic real-world walking speeds (around 3-5 km/h) when simulating movement to avoid detection by the game or app.

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Honor Cooldown Timers

Respect the built-in cooldown counters in games like Pokémon Go. Jumping between locations too quickly can raise red flags.

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Limit Teleporting

Avoid excessive teleportation. Instead, use the walking simulation features to create a more natural movement pattern

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Play Within a Limited Area

Restrict your gameplay to a 10 km radius from your starting point to reduce the risk of being flagged for suspicious activity.

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Use Joystick Controls

Utilize joystick features for more controlled and gradual movements rather than instant jumps between locations

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Avoid Bot-like Behavior

Engage with the game normally; avoid actions that resemble bot behavior, such as rapid location changes or automated actions

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Monitor Account Activity

Keep an eye on your account for any warnings or unusual activity, and adjust your usage accordingly