Can ISP Proxy IP Change Google Play Store Location to Access Geo-Blocked Apps?

[MS5]

Hi,

Well, I want to confirm one thing from here: if I'm going to use a dedicated ISP proxy IP, I'll connect it to my Android phone with the help of a proxy client like Tun2TAP, Tun2Socks, Socksdroid, etc. Can it help me to change the Google Play Store Geo-location, and will I be able to access region-blocked applications?


What process do you all use? The process, I thought, is:

1. First clear data of all Google products (like Play Store, Chrome, Google, Gmail, etc.), turn off GPS, turn on Airplane mode, and disable the Play Store, then restart mobile.


2. Connect ISP Proxy IP through proxy client. [Maybe need to restart mobile again. Don't know what you do?]


3. Create a new email address, maybe Outlook, and sign up for the Google Play Store with it.


Is it alright to change the Google Play Store location and access Geo-blocked applications through it?


Additionally:

If, unfortunately, the upper method does not work, then I'm going to use an app isolation work profile creator like Shelter, Island, or Insular.


Thank you! I'll be waiting for your reply and learning from your experience.

 

[liyong601c]

Yes — a dedicated ISP proxy can change your Play Store region, but it only works if you fully wipe Google data, disable GPS, and log in with a new Google account; your steps are correct, just make sure the proxy IP, timezone, and device settings all match the target country before opening Play Store.

 

[ltesocksio]

Google Play’s region setting isn’t just based on IP. It uses your Google account country, payment profile, SIM information, and device signals (GPS, carrier, and Play Services data).

 

[MS5]

Yes — a dedicated ISP proxy can change your Play Store region, but it only works if you fully wipe Google data, disable GPS, and log in with a new Google account; your steps are correct, just make sure the proxy IP, timezone, and device settings all match the target country before opening Play Store.

What kind of additional device settings?

Google Play’s region setting isn’t just based on IP. It uses your Google account country, payment profile, SIM information, and device signals (GPS, carrier, and Play Services data).

Google account country means Gmail?

Payment profile like Gpay? I never set anything on Play Store it's automatically fetch my Country

Already said Airplane mode for SIM and GPS off. Plus device time-zone I'll also going to change.

 

[saferidge]

Your setup can work but it can also fail because Google’s detection involves multiple layers. You need to align everything like your setup, your proxy IP, payment history, SIM card, and device profile. It often requires some trial and error to find a combination that works reliably.

 

[Proxy Cake]

Yes it can, you have to make sure your location services on your phone reflects this too which you can use a spoofing app to do

 

[jamie1219]

Yes, using an ISP proxy can help you change your Google Play Store location, but there are a few things to keep in mind:

1. Clearing data and disabling GPS is a good first step to ensure Google Play doesn’t use your actual location. Make sure to also clear any cached data from Play Store and other Google apps, as these can store location data.
2. Using a dedicated ISP proxy through a proxy client like Tun2Socks or Socksdroid should work, as long as the proxy is stable and provides a local IP for the region you want to access. However, make sure you’re using residential proxies, as data center IPs are more easily flagged by Google.
3. New Google account: It’s also a good idea to use a fresh email, as you suggested, to avoid any ties to your previous location.
4. App isolation (Shelter, Island, etc.) can be useful for keeping apps in a sandboxed environment, which helps avoid issues with Google detecting your true location.

The method you outlined should work, but sometimes Google Play can be tricky with detecting proxies, so keep experimenting with different proxy locations and setups if needed!

 

[proxygo]

an ISP proxy (specifically a residential ISP proxy) can change your IP address
to bypass Google Play Store geo-blocks and access restricted apps