COPG Release v6.1.2

👆 The date above is this telegra.ph page's creation date, not the update date.
Actual update : 29-07-2026 03:06 UTC
Changelogs below 👇

*Adds per-app timezone spoofing — make an app believe your phone is in another part of the world, without touching the real system clock.*

Give each app its own timezone. A new Timezone row in the package editor makes an app read a different timezone than the rest of your phone — clocks, calendars, timestamps and anything using the modern date/time APIs all shift to the zone you pick, while your real system time stays untouched.
Built-in zones or add your own. Pick from a searchable list of common zones (New York, London, Dubai, Tokyo, …) or tap ＋ to add any IANA timezone ID (e.g. America/Toronto) — your custom zones are saved and reusable across apps, just like the CPU and GPU model lists.
Covers native readers too. As well as the app's Java/Kotlin timezone, it forges the persist.sys.timezone property, so native code that reads the zone directly sees the fake one as well.
Stealth, and free. The value lives in the app's own runtime and the module unloads before the app starts, so nothing of COPG stays in memory — safe against anti-cheat scans. No risk warning, no license needed.

Make an app think the device has been running for days. A new Fake Uptime toggle in the package editor adds the number of days you choose on top of the real device uptime, so the app sees a much longer uptime — useful against apps that treat a freshly-booted / freshly-reset device as suspicious (anti-fraud, referral and reward flows).
Doesn't reset when you close the app. Because the fake uptime rides the real boot clock, it keeps ticking and stays high across app closes / relaunches — it only drops on an actual reboot. It shifts both SystemClock.elapsedRealtime and the native sysinfo / clock_gettime readers, so Java and native code agree. Your real clock, date and video playback are left untouched.
Resident — use it with care. Like GPU / Mock-Location spoofing, this hook stays mapped in the app's memory while it runs, so a strict anti-cheat CAN detect it and may ban you. It sits behind a red *"use at your own risk"* confirmation and should never be used on anti-cheat games. PRO, arm64 and arm32; hidden on x86.

Emulator licenses are more robust. Changing an emulator's virtual device settings no longer wrongly deactivates a valid license. *(Real phones are unaffected.)*

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Build Date: 2026-07-29 03:06:07 UTC

Read the full changelog for all versions in changelog.md

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