Fake-GPS and mock-location detection
Free fake-location apps let a rooted phone report any coordinates. Bazat Tracker detects them — mock-location apps, developer-mode overrides, rooted and jailbroken devices — and flags or blocks the punch before it reaches attendance.
Catches spoofing tools · flags to admins · pairs with the face check
- Detects mock-location and fake-GPS apps
- Flags developer-mode location overrides
- Identifies rooted and jailbroken devices
- Blocks or flags the punch instead of silently accepting it
- Surfaces spoofing attempts to admins for review
- Runs on-device, so it works without network
How it works
- 1
Turn on the checks
Enable mock-location and rooted-device detection for your organisation.
- 2
Choose the response
Decide whether a detected spoof is blocked outright or flagged for a supervisor.
- 3
Punch as normal
Genuine devices pass silently; the checks only act on spoofing signals.
- 4
Review flags
See flagged punches and the device signals behind them in the admin view.
Where anti-spoofing fits
It protects the location; the face check protects identity. Both run on every punch.
Fake-GPS detection — FAQs
Mock-location apps, developer-mode location overrides, and rooted or jailbroken devices — the common ways to fake GPS coordinates.
The punch is flagged or blocked and surfaced to admins, so it doesn't quietly enter attendance.
Yes. Anti-spoofing protects the location; the face check protects identity. Together they close both gaps.
Checks target the specific signals of spoofing tools and modified OSes, so a standard device passes.
The device-side checks run without network and the result syncs with the punch.
See a spoofing attempt get caught
Book a demo and we'll try to punch in with a fake-GPS app so you can see exactly what it records.