The launching of the "Pokemon Go" three months ago includes a fully operational tracking system. It is a system that the gamers have been using to hunt down Pokemon creatures but it was allegedly intentionally broken a week later. It was immediately removed and a replacement came but also went broken. Through third-party maps and scanners, the players were able to find alternatives and continue playing the game.
According to iDigital Times, "Pokémon Go" gamers having the unauthorized scanning apps and cheats to capture Pokémon are currently advised by Niantic regarding the probability of bans. Developers and trainers seemingly are able to know about the warnings.
So Niantic pushed an update that says they would be exposing players of the famous "Pokemon Go" with reCAPTCHA before the game would be available again. It was hard for scanners to track the players because there is no way of solving reCAPTCHA without the player's personal information. But after tons of hardwork, there has been a solution found and the scans were equipped to face changes once more as per reported by I4U.
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Then a more recent error has been found again which to a security update that was made by Niantic that took up a complete reverse engineers effort. There are also similar errors which led to the decreasing number of players of "Pokemon Go" so Niantic was determined to obliterate the errors in the game.
After tons of effort, there are still players that have been caught in using third-party scanning apps for "Pokemon Go". They have been warned by Niantic that they could be banned from playing the game for using the third-party scanning as a cheat and catch Pokemons.
Before opening the "Pokemon Go" App each of the players was given a security message. It contains a detection signal of suspected players that might be using third-party apps in cheating. The players that will be caught using the software will be banned.
