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v1.12.1
Shadowsock is an Android positioning modification tool based on Android debugging API + Baidu Map and Positioning SDK, and also implements a joystick that can freely control movement. Using Shadow Shuttle, you can modify your current position and simulate movement at will without ROOT permissions.
Recently, some netizens directly used Yingsuo for free and then renamed it Javelin Positioning, and then added advertisements (except for adding advertisements, the function has not changed). However, it was not open sourced in accordance with the requirements of the GPLv3 agreement (I have contacted the netizen for a reminder. But no reply was received), here’s a reminder:
Recently, many people have used Shadowsock to cheat in campus sports apps (including but not limited to Flash Campus, TakeTwo, Sports World Campus, etc.). The developers have also received many questions about why Shadowsock positioning does not work or Looking for improvements to Shadow Shuttle, here’s a reminder:
I was playing a VR game before: let’s catch monsters together. To save trouble, I was wondering if there is an APP that can change the location. After some exploration, I found that there are indeed many apps that can modify the location. However, most of these APPs are paid and extremely expensive!
I am more interested in how such technology is implemented, so I decided to research and write one myself! Now the game has been abandoned, but the technology cannot be discarded. Therefore, the research results are open sourced so that everyone can learn together! But please note (say important things three times! Otherwise, there will be consequences at your own risk):
Since I am not engaged in mobile development, many functional codes are poorly written. It is also my first time to write an Android APP, and I am still learning. . . In addition, for a simple APP, there should be no need for any documentation. I usually record some problems encountered during the development process in my personal blog. For details, see: https://blog.csdn.net/zcshoucsdn/category_10559121. html
If you have any questions, you can directly search ISSUE or submit a question directly above.
Since I am also a novice and am just messing around as an amateur, I referred to many technical articles, sample codes, etc. shared by netizens during the process of sketching. Including but not limited to the following:
There are also some articles on CSDN, but I can’t remember the address at the moment. If you find any direct references or references to you, please contact me and I will deal with them as soon as possible. Thank you!
Q: Why is it not supported for versions below Android 8.0?
A: Because I don’t have a machine in hand and I can’t adapt it. . .
Q: Why is the positioning not very stable and occasionally drifting back to the true position?
A: This is due to the implementation principle and an inherent problem of the Android debugging API. To be precise, it should be caused by other positioning methods (such as base station positioning, wifi positioning, etc.) enabled on the phone itself.
Q: Does it support Hongmeng system?
A: After testing, Shadowsock can run normally on the Hongmeng system.
Q: Why doesn’t positioning work on Tencent applications such as WeChat?
A: I suggest you ask Tencent.
Q: Does Java report an error during compilation?
A: The java version used by Gradle is inconsistent with that used by Android Studio. By default, Gradle searches for JAVA_HOME in the environment variable to determine the Java location.
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