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Location Simulator

This is a Python script for simulating the location of an iOS 17 device connected to your computer. It uses the pymobiledevice3 library and provides a graphical user interface (GUI) for setting longitude and latitude coordinates.

Prerequisites

Before using this script, ensure that you have the following prerequisites installed:

  • Python 3

  • pymobiledevice3

  • Tkinter (for the GUI)

You can install pymobiledevice3 using pip:

pip install pymobiledevice3

Executable

An executable (.exe) file is available in the dist folder of this project. You can use the executable to run the Location Simulator without the need for Python and package installations. Simply run the executable to launch the application. NOTE: YOU HAVE TO HAVE ITUNES INSTALLED AND RUNNING IN ORDER FOR THE PROGRAM TO WORK

Getting Started

1- Connect your iOS device to your computer.

2- Run the script or the executable, depending on your preference.

3- Enter the desired longitude and latitude coordinates in the respective input fields.

4- Click the "Set Location" button to update the device's location.

Features

Real-time device connection status display.

Validation of longitude and latitude coordinates.

Support for saving and loading coordinates from a text file.

Instructions and user-friendly interface.

Usage Instructions

  • Longitude and Latitude Input: Enter the longitude and latitude coordinates in the input fields.

  • Set Location: Click the "Set Location" button to update the device's location.

  • Save As: Click the "Save As" button to save the longitude and latitude coordinates to a text file.

  • Load: Click the "Load" button to load previously saved coordinates from a text file.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues, check the logs for detailed error messages.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License