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Location Spoofing on iPhone to Access Grindr in Latin America

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VPNs fail at changing the location on mobile apps because the location is determined via GPS and not through mobile data information. I want to chat with guys on Grindr in Colombia and Brazil in preparation for my trip and practice language skills as well. 

Has anyone of you successfully tried changing your Grindr location from the US to any Latin American country without jailbreaking the iPhone? Care to share how? I tried both Norton and VyprVPN but both failed.

have you tried finding the answer through Google?

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@DutchDork : Why are you using your iPhone for this?  I always recommend using a VPN with a laptop in order to spoof the Colombian network.  If you want to spoof your location using a mobile device look for a location altering app.  I have an android and use the "Hola Fake Location" app to do recon before I travel.  I'm sure you can find something similar in the Apple App store.

I have tried the apps on the iPhone app store, but they didn't work. Most of the apps were fake!

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@M2Sexy : That's why I use android:lol:  I'm sure there is something that works for the iPhone.  Doing pre-trip recon would be almost impossible without the location spoof app.  Just keep researching and asking, I'm sure what you want is out there.

 

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23 hours ago, KevinC said:

have you tried finding the answer through Google?

I'm not the type to ask without at least trying. If you read my topic, you'd see I even tried VyprVPN and Norton. That's obviously how I learned they do not work.

10 minutes ago, DutchDork said:

I'm not the type to ask without at least trying. If you read my topic, you'd see I even tried VyprVPN and Norton. That's obviously how I learned they do not work.

So, did you try googling?

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6 minutes ago, KevinC said:

So, did you try googling?

I did. But maybe I'm just not as smart as you are. Now, does that answer satisfy your ego and psychological need to be superior, child? 

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I strongly suggest you to install on your PC an Android Emulator like...Bluestacks.

It emulates a tablet with all of the possible functions...so you can install apps that require the "Mock locations" setting enabled.

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Well you might be right. But I just looked and stopped counting at 300 in a very small age range . How many do you need/? Also able to be location specific in an enormous city like Rio.  Most have multiple photos so you are not wasting your time with the 1 photo you get on Grindr until you make contac?  

No need to do fake your location in order to do search in advance of your trip. Different strokes for different folks but I find  Hornet superior in most of the world.

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On 4-5-2017 at 8:48 AM, Darkseraphim said:

@DutchDork : Why are you using your iPhone for this?  I always recommend using a VPN with a laptop in order to spoof the Colombian network.  If you want to spoof your location using a mobile device look for a location altering app.  I have an android and use the "Hola Fake Location" app to do recon before I travel.  I'm sure you can find something similar in the Apple App store.

PERFECT TIP for Android. Download HOLA FAKE LOCATION, turn off all your apps. Turn of network and wifi. Keep GPS on.

Select the desired location in HOLA and activate. If it is not activated you need to set your phone on DEVELOPER MODUS

(see google how to do that. https://www.androidcentral.com/how-enable-developer-mode-galaxy-s7   

Once the location is set in HOLA (it turns red) activiate your Network connection again and start GRINDR. Amazing trick thanks to @DutchDork

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