Android Device Changer for Testing and Device Simulation

Turn a card on, edit or randomize it, then Save. Random all fills every enabled card. Save list and Load list keep a set for the next run.

Applying a profile writes model, brand, fingerprint, kernel, and the rest of the Build fields. Display size, camera count, and the sensor list follow the same profile.

Add a network or replace the list with 4–7 random ones. Save and Load keep that list. It applies only while the Wi-Fi switch is on.

Fix the country so the operator stays inside it. Randomize builds a new set for that country. Rows that are off stay the real phone.

Generate one app or all of them, or edit a value. The original file is backed up before the first write. Root is required.

Wi-Fi, towers, operator, time zone, and language line up to that point. Routes walk, run, bike, or drive. Satellites fill GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, and BeiDou.

Five slots, resolution, zoom, crop, and a floating control overlay. Sensor movement can spoof pose. Diagnostics shows whether the hook is ready.

Templates cover root apps, detectors, and developer tools. Whitelist mode leaves root managers visible only to the apps you tick. Reboot after the module is first installed.

The hide is only the answer those apps get. The phone’s own developer options stay as you set them. The cable can remain MTP.

Global VPN covers WebRTC. Proxy-only does not. Split-tunnel leaves chosen apps on the normal network. Kill Switch blocks traffic if the tunnel drops.

J is the Java hook, N is native, A hides VPN-related apps, P covers proxy ports. It does not start a tunnel. Turn the tunnel on under VPN and Proxy.

Root traces, mock location, module files, and an outside tracer stay out of that view. Runtime checks see a normal process. That is coverage of those signals, not a promise that every check in every app will pass.

Local copies stay on the phone. Cloud copies belong to the signed-in account. Restore replaces the current setup. Reboot so apps reread it.