Niantic Brings Back Tracking to Pokémon GO (Sorta)
Put your walking shoes back on fellow Trainers because Niantic has released a new update and it brings tracking back! Kind of, and only for some players. If you are one of the lucky ones and have updated to version 0.33.0 on Android (1.3.0 for iOS users) you will now see the Nearby list replace with the Sighting list.
Twitch to Ban Pokémon GO Cheaters
Your favorite Pokémon GO streamer on Twitch may be playing no longer. Yesterday, Twitch finally announced their plan of action regarding streamers that rely on third-party cheats to play. As per the ToS for Twitch, streamers may not stream content that violates a third-party ToS or other user agreements.
Karma Strikes Pokemon GO Hacker Group PoodleCorp
Looks like what goes around, comes around. Taking down Pokémon GO servers on July 16th, they bragged not long after on Twitter that it was just a taste of what would be happening on August 1st. They promised a complete shutdown of the the Pokémon GO servers for 24 hours. Well, that date came and went without incident for Pokémon trainers, with this trainer wondering what happened to the threat of ...[Read More]
Newest Pokémon GO Update; For Better or Worse?
Saturday, July 30th was a big day for Pokémon GO as it was updated for both Android and iOS devices. Highlights of the update include avatars that can be re-customized, improved memory issues, some adjusted battle move damage values(sorry Vaporean, you are no longer top gym dog) and various bug fixes during Pokémon encounters. Since the update the game does seem to be running smoother and with les...[Read More]