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# setLocation

The `setLocation` command applies a mock geolocation to the device.

### Arguments

The following arguments are available for the `setLocation` command.

| Argument    | Description               |
| ----------- | ------------------------- |
| `latitude`  | The latitude coordinate.  |
| `longitude` | The longitude coordinate. |

### Usage examples

The following example sets the device's location to Amsterdam.

```yaml
- setLocation:
    latitude: 52.3599976
    longitude: 4.8830301
```

### Limitations

Keep the following limitations in mind when using `setLocation`:

* On Android, this command requires API level `31` or higher.
* The command only updates the device's coordinate-based location. When running tests in Maestro Cloud, services that rely on IP-based geolocation still resolve to a US-based IP address.


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