Release COPG v6.7.0 · AlirezaParsi/COPG

COPG v6.7.0

Adds a per-app GPS location spoof, a fake Play install source, and a PairIP license-check block for running paid / locked apps.

Put any app anywhere on the map. A new GPS option in the package editor makes an app read a location you pick — choose a country/city from the built-in list (135 places) or drop in your own latitude/longitude. It covers the normal location APIs and Google's Fused/GMS provider, so map, weather, dating, delivery and region-locked apps see the spoofed spot.
Only the coordinates change. Latitude and longitude are overwritten; accuracy, altitude and speed stay real, so the fix still looks natural. No need for a separate mock-location app or Developer Options.
Resident — use with care. This hook stays mapped while the app runs, so a strict anti-cheat CAN detect it. It sits behind a red "use at your own risk" confirmation and should never be used on anti-cheat games. PRO, arm64 and arm32.

Make an app look Play-installed. A new Fake Play Install Source toggle makes an app read its installer as the Google Play Store (com.android.vending) — for apps that gate features or trust on a "genuine Play install".
Invisible to the app. It works in the system, not inside the app — nothing of the module is loaded into the app's process, so there's nothing on-device to detect. Applies at boot; no residency.

Run paid / locked apps. A new Block PairIP License Check toggle stops Google's PairIP "you don't own this app / buy it on Play" screen from appearing, so the app opens normally.
Done out of process — undetectable. The block happens in the Android system, not inside the app, so PairIP's in-app anti-tamper can't see it. Safe / not detectable. It works for apps where the license screen is a separate step; if that screen is the app's own launcher or the check is built into native code, it won't help — just turn it off if an app misbehaves. PRO.

Build Date: 2026-08-31 10:45:02 UTC

Read the full changelog for all versions in changelog.md