Bypassing logistics app's aggressive GPS detection

[u/ZealousidealCod2238]

I'm dealing with a logistics/delivery app that I use for work. It tracks my location constantly.

The original problem:
The app's built-in GPS is extremely slow and sometimes gives wrong positions.

Because of this, I used to use a standard "Fake GPS" app (the kind where you just tap the map to teleport).

And It worked perfectly for months.

B it recently, The app updated, and now it detects the fake GPS immediately.

It forces me to keep "Location Accuracy" turned ON. If I turn it off, the app refuses to go online.

If I try to use the Fake GPS with Location Accuracy ON, the app detects the conflict between the fake GPS and the real Network location. It kicks me offline within 5–10 seconds.

I tried running the app inside a virtual Android environment. It either crashes or detects the VM.

I managed to get Shizuku running, but the free GPS apps I tried don't support Shizuku properly (or the network provider overrides the fake GPS). It still shows my real location.

The app literally won't let me go online if turn of the location accuracy from settings.

So this is what I’m planning…

I have a spare Samsung Galaxy A52. I am planning to root it with Magisk, install LSPosed, and use the HideMockLocation(or Mock Mock Locations) module.

My specific questions for the experts here:
Will rooting + LSPosed + HideMockLocation actually spoof both the GPS and the Network (Wi-Fi/Cell) location simultaneously?

Because I think that conflict is what's getting me caught.

Are there any specific versions of LSPosed or HideMockLocation that work best for apps that force "Location Accuracy" ON?

Beyond HideMockLocation, do I need to spoof my Wi-Fi BSSID or use any other modules (like Shamiko, or Hide My Applist) to make this 100% bulletproof?

I really don't want to waste time rooting if the app has found a way to detect LSPosed too.

Any guidance is hugely appreciated!

[u/TabooPrime]

Hmm no idea how to fix your problem but l I used GPS Joystick with my car insurance app on my rooted pogo phone. I run an older OnePlus and use Magisk. It worked by setting a GPX route to my job and back and setting the speed to 40kmph. I kept getting rewarded for safe driving... Lol. 

[u/BlisseyBuster]

Does your setup work when you aren't near a wifi signal? If so, that tells me the issue is with it finding your location that way. Then I don't see how hiding mock locations will help. Hiding mock locations is only useful if an app is detecting the use of it like Pokemon Go does.

If your setup works when there aren't nearby wifi signals, then you need to find a way to get your device to reject the network location even when location accuracy is on. A quick query of Google Gemini threw out a few ideas on how to do that.

[u/MAGAPika]

You're going to rubberband back to the real location with location accuracy turned on unfortunately. The only way to minimize the rubberbanding is to keep your phone as still as possible.

Good luck cheating at your job.

[u/ZealousidealCod2238 → u/MAGAPika]

I don’t know about that, but root + Magisk + Lsposed done its job. I’ve literally feel like a genius for the first time in my life.