How to set the location manually in Android Studio emulator

Question

I have a project in which I need to get the location as India. But in my emulator I am not getting the location.

• I need to get the location as India
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Answer 1

In 2020 with Android Studio 3.6, the way I had to change the emulator location is slightly different than accepted answer. Here how it is:

First,

Second, Location is first menu item and it is selected by default. You have to select your location in the map and save that point.

Third, select the saved point and press on select location button in bottom right corner.

That's it, close that window. You are all done.

Sometimes you may have to close the emulator and open (Not restart).

Answer 2

You can set Location using Command prompt or ADB

Set permissions in AndroidManifest.xml:

Find the correct local port for your Android emulator:

$ adb devices
  List of devices attached
  emulator-5554 device

The port we are looking for is in this case 5554. Now connect via telnet:

$ telnet localhost 5554
  Trying::1...
  Trying 127.0.0.1...
  Connected to localhost.
  Escape character is '^]'.
  Android Console: type 'help' for a list of commands

Set your preferred location manually: You set the location with the geo fix command:

 geo fix $longitude $latitude

For Example

geo fix 2.169919 41.387917
OK

ANOTHER EASY WAY

Open Android Device Monitor From Android Studio.

Select the Emulator.

Select Emulator Control

In Emulator Control Select Location Control

Select Manual

In that Give your Longitude and Latitude

Answer 3

In my case; until i login my Google account on emulator, location not changed. After login, it's changed. I think it's about Google Services.

Answer 4

First of all,

• Restart your emulator.
• Go to More > Location. Enter your lat-long > Press SEND