| dc.description.abstract | With the rapidly increasing number of Android portable devices, the use of location-based
services (LBS) by various applications and organizations directly involves concerted efforts
regarding personal information protection and security. This thesis project focuses on developing
an Android application integrating advanced location management and manipulation by using
advanced tools such as Frida and Termux.
The primary goal is to offer a robust solution for dynamic GPS location spoofing, aiming to
return the approximate locations of users, which seem to be human beings and handle which apps
deserve to get true location or not, ensuring user privacy and enhancing security measures.
By incorporating several core functionalities, such as Location Spoofing to choose the most
suitable user’s environment; Foreground Service Management to continually monitor and regulate
different apps; Termux integration with Frida brings up additional perspectives and capabilities of
Android shell interaction and its native features; Permission Management simplifies the process of
providing and removing location permission of specific app, reducing the number of steps that users
have to deal with.
This study enriches the user experience by giving people more control over their gadgets. It
emphasizes the technology’s ability to defend user rights and provide greater possibilities for people
to exercise their autonomy and make informed choices. By improving privacy, security and
customization choices, this project attempts to provide a more secure and personalized digital
experience for consumers, instilling a sense of empowerment and trust. | en_US |
