Niantic is serious on their campaign of banning "Pokemon GO" players that are using applications to cheat from the game. Niantic is finding a way to shut down all unauthorized applications that are used to cheat in "Pokemon GO."
Players might have heard that Niantic will be adding a captcha feature to serve as an extra security that will prevent players from manipulating "Pokemon GO." According to University Herald, this new Captcha feature will be blocking players so that they will fairly play the game without using bots.
But, even if Niantic is tightening its security features in the game, there are users that won't get tired of finding a way to cheat in "Pokemon GO." Pokemon trackers are one of the cheats that are being used by most players. The BitBag gathered some information about some of the best Pokemon Trackers that was made.
First on the list is PokeMesh. The Pokemon tracker PokeMesh claims to have found 150,000 Pokemons in "Pokemon GO." It is said that Pokemesh can find 30,000 Pokemons per minute on average. PokeMesh can also show how long a Pokemon will stay at a certain location. It also shows Gyms and Pokestops on the map.
Another Pokemon tracker is called PokeMap. PokeMap will display a timer that shows how long a Pokemon will remain at a certain location. To show the real-time location of Pokemon, PokeMap is using crowd-sourced data. PokeMap requires to find and scan a Pokemon. It will track a Pokemon on its own and it will notify the user when there is a Pokemon nearby that is available to catch.
PokeGear GO is also one of the famous tools in tracking a Pokemon in "Pokemon GO." PokeGear GO will show images of Pokemons that are nearby a player. If the players want to catch a Pokemon, the player will simply click on the Pokedex of PokeGear GO and tap the image of the Pokemon the player wants to catch and the PokeGear will provide the directions to reach that specific Pokemon in a zoomed map. PokeGear will also notify the player when will a certain Pokemon will be gone.
There are just some of the best alternative trackers that "Pokemon GO" players could use while waiting for the new tracking system to be released by Niantic soon. Stay tuned to GamenGuide for more "Pokemon GO" news and updates!
