iAnyGo Game Mode + Bluetooth Device
Connection Tutorial

BT World’s First Gaming Bluetooth Integration on PC & Mac (Fix Error 12)

Select the Game Mode option to spoof your location in the original game APP now. How to Switch Between Game Mode and General Mode? If your phone is already connected and you want to switch modes, please follow these steps:

Step 1 Disconnect your phone first– unplug the USB cable and turn off Bluetooth to cancel the current connection.

Step 2 Click the phone icon on the right side of the iAnyGo screen to reconnect your phone to the computer.

Step 3After the phone is reconnected, follow the on-screen instructions. You’ll see a mode selection screen where you can choose either Game Mode or General Mode.

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Step 1 After entering the Game Mode, select the device (PC or phone) to connect automatically.

• For iOS 18 or lower, go to the Bluetooth settings page and click to connect.
• For iOS 18 and above, swipe down from the control center Bluetooth menu and click to connect.
• If the connection fails, turn off and then turn on Bluetooth again, and click to reconnect.

Step 2 Once successfully on the map page, turn off Location Services, Cellular Network, and Wi-Fi, wait 10 seconds, and then turn them back on.

• Enabling the Cellular Data shortcut helps users access iAnyGo more quickly, improving the efficiency of location spoofing.
• Click the link to learn the steps for setting up the Cellular Data Shortcut with One Tap .

Step 3 When re-entering game mode for virtual location, manually correct any location deviation.

Step 4 If the above steps fail, try restarting the device and reconnecting.

• Related reading: PoGo Wizard Guide (Fix Error 12)
• Related reading: Monster Hunter Now Wizard Guide

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Step 1 Please allow iAnyGo to use Bluetooth. When prompted, click "Allow" to grant iAnyGo access to Bluetooth.

Step 2 Alternative Method: You can also click the blue link to go to the Bluetooth settings. Enter your password when prompted, and then select "Later."

Step 3 Important Step: First, go to your phone’s Bluetooth settings and turn on Bluetooth. Search for and locate the corresponding Mac computer.

• This ensures that your phone can find the Mac's Bluetooth. Connecting to the Mac first may cause a "Connection Failed" error.

Step 4 Pairing Devices: On your phone, tap "Pair" first. Then, click "Pair" on your Mac to complete the connection.