Again, Niantic is always trying to make this harder and less useful than it was in the past. It's financed by online maps with ads and donation buttons, and by people who buy accounts online. With an army of fake characters and a bunch of scripts, botters travel the PokéScape, collecting as many high level Pokémon as possible. In addition to potentially banning your account, Niantic also slashes out illegitimately obtained Pokémon, so they're useless in battle anyway.īotting: Botting is like spoofing but automated. Niantic has a long history of banning players caught spoofing, in Pokémon Go and in Ingress before it. This can get you access to Raids and Gym, as well as lie to the game about how much you're walking. For a game based on your real world location, spoofing tells Pokémon Go that you're somewhere you're really not. Spoofing: Some people fake their GPS location. Bans come in waves every month or so, but now they've also been joined by "slashing," which puts a line across illegitimately gained Pokémon and makes them useless in Gym and Raid Battles.īefore investing any time in this kind of cheating, consider you might end up losing your account completely. People do them, and they seem to work, which is frustrating, so more people start doing them, and it creates a vicious cycle. There are some Pokémon Go cheats and hacks that are expressly against Niantic's terms of service (ToS). But, if you'd rather get your rewards however possible, here's how people are hacking and cheating their way to the top! Warning: Pokémon Go cheats that can get your account banned Stop here and go check out my Pokémon Go tips and tricks instead. Some people prefer to earn their rewards honestly, through hard work and determination.
That's how the saying goes, right? Whether you choose to apply that saying to Pokémon Go is up to you.
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