Device Emulator

Device Emulator helps when you need to test apps or limit how your device details are reported. It works by serving user‑defined values to other apps while keeping the original identifiers untouched. Root access and the Xposed Framework are required, and setup must be done carefully. Changes often apply without a reboot, although some devices may need one. For safer use, back up your data and ROM before making changes to the Device Emulator APK.

Device Emulator Features

ID masking for common parameters

You can override what other apps read for key identifiers. Supported items include IMEI, device ID, serial, Bluetooth MAC, Wi‑Fi MAC, Wi‑Fi SSID, network operator country and name, MCC and MNC codes, Google account, and Google Advertising ID. Some identifiers such as mobile number, SIM card serial, and SIM subscriber ID are available in the pro version. Original values on the device remain intact.

Configuration and control

• Import or export your configuration.
• Enable or disable masking as needed.
• Change values with one tap.
• On many devices no reboot is required; if changes do not apply, restart the phone.

For changes to take effect, close running apps and clear the recent list before checking results.

Requirements and setup

Root and the Xposed Framework are mandatory. If you are unfamiliar with Xposed, do not use this app. To enable it, install the app, activate the module in Xposed, restart the phone, then open the app to adjust settings. Provide the target app’s package name when masking a Google account. Only proceed to download Device Emulator if these conditions are met.

Start using Device Emulator safely

This tool focuses on controlled ID masking for testing and privacy scenarios. Ensure backups are in place, and apply changes with care. Check device compatibility and follow the setup steps before using the Device Emulator latest version.