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Any app that requires login could lead to a ban because all the requests to niantic servers are made from your IP that they can match with the one returned from PoGO.

If you want to give it a try, ScanGO doesn't require login and doesn't interact in any way with niantic servers from your device:

Amazon link: https://www.amazon.com/ScanGO-Maps-Notifications-Pokemon-GO/dp/B01JF4YCUU/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8

Github: https://github.com/pompobit/ScanGO

It is based on thirdy part services, so it is slower than the apps that use logins, but you can see that the speed is more than acceptable, runs in background even with the app closed and it has system background notifications and pokemon filters.

disclaimer: I'm the dev of ScanGO ;)

As now people asks how to extract the file out of the IPA: you need lipo

And lipo is a Mac utility, so if you are in linux, you must compile from source.

git clone https://github.com/tpoechtrager/cctools-port.git

and do the readme. It could fail with the object c things, but fortunately lipo is already compiled when it fails and you do not need more.

Then you do unzip the ipa, go for the pokemongo binary, and isolate the 32 bits binary:

./lipo 0.43.3/Payload/pokemongo.app/pokemongo -extract armv7 -output pkgo32_v3

If you only want the code fragment, I think you can extract it now doing

dd if=pkgo32_v43_3 skip=$((0x1AD7D98)) bs=1 count=$[0x1ad8734-0x1AD7D98] of=hash.b

(of course, we could have done dd in first place, could we)

EDIT: the ipa itself I do not know which is the best source. I found that https://www.iphonecake.com/ had a listing of old versions but I have no idea of the iphone app scene, perhaps some other could comment.

I'm an Android user, and i'm using it right now: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dferreira.gopikapi

When you cover you proximity sensor it makes your screen turn off. It saves battery and prevent random touches in your screen. Works like a charm. BTW, don't pay attention to the purchasable features.

according to http://www.howtogeek.com/241012/safetynet-explained-why-android-pay-and-other-apps-dont-work-on-rooted-devices/

use this app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cigital.safetynetplayground and it'll tell you if the safetynet api will flag your device

it worked for me, the app correctly flagged my rooted phone et passed on my unrooted one

Have anyone tried this Sandbox app? Supposedly, it creates a sandbox space so the app cannot access your personal data.

According to this post on XDA Developers, "App ... running in Island cannot access your contacts, call logs and sniff other apps outside ... "

I cannot do it in my device because I do not play PGO, nor I can because of my device, so I thought you could try.

I saw in a post from the main pogo reddit that this Open weather map is a possibility.

No, the data is encrypted through TLS and both wireshark and tcp dump don't actively decrypt it.

To decrypt the data, you will need to get Niantic's TLS private key (highly unlikely to ever happen) or mitm the connection at runtime with a certificate you have the private key to. Try <code>mitmproxy</code>, it makes these things easy to do.

> This is not true

So you trust Amazon and Gamestop over Nintendo? It clearly states on both the UK and German Nintendo shop that Go Plus is currently only compatible with "iPhone 5/5c/5s/SE/6/6s/6 Plus/6s Plus with iOS 8 - 9" and that "As of July 2016, the Pokémon GO Plus compatibility with phones using the Android operating system is under development."

https://www.amazon.com/Nintendo-Pokemon-Go-Plus-Machine-Specific/dp/B01H482N6E

No mention of Android anywhere on Amazon, though it seems Gamestop indeed claims compatibility with both iOS and Android. I doubt they know more about the development progress than Nintendo though, and are just being "optimistic" it will be ready in time so they can sell to more people.

I've built the APK for myself, if anyone wants it, try it out (i'm not sure which one is correct, im uploading normal and unaligned whatever that means). I'll try to build ios version later today.

http://www.filedropper.com/android-debug_2

As author said, he wants to do some minor things to fix, so it might be buggy - keep that in mind.

And my question to dabjerremose - is it possible to increase range to, lets say 2km? I can't find a way in the code to do it :(

EDIT: I found these, can I change them to increase range?

private float stationaryRadius = 50; private Integer distanceFilter = 500; private Integer desiredAccuracy = 100;

There might be another way: http://repo.xposed.info/module/com.elynx.pogoxmitm can rename your pokemons iv on the fly while the requests are travelling through your phone.

If I understand right, its not using a server and thus you don't have to the certificate stuff. Instead the dev found a way to manipulate the data flow directly.

We could use this technique to extract spawns and send it somewhere to a map (whoever implements this, pls allow custom/multiple server)

We could use this for every data sent to phone, gym color, gym location, stops location etc. And all that, the go app does not even know its exposed.

The only thing they can do is making a trap and detect that ingame and reports home.

Hey, I'm the developer of GO Plus Companion, which sets your Bluetooth Connection priority to high, resulting in much faster responsetimes.

You also get notified when the connection interrupts, so no more nasty silent disconnects.

I had that aswell until I saw someone say that you should install Git from their website. Once you installed it, open a new cmd en re enter your command.

That worked for me.

I'm not sure of SafetyNet is on Mario run, but here is how to do it. 1. (OPTIONAL) Factory Reset/Flash Stock Rom (Recommended).

1. Flash UnSu in your recovery. Also, remove any traces of Xposed or SuHide.

2. Download Magisk V11. Flash it using TWRP or CWM.

3. (OPTIONAL) Flash SYSTEM (Normal) Xposed from his website, if you want Xposed.

4. Install Magisk Manager, then go to "Settings" and turn on "Magisk Hide". You may have to refresh the app to make PoGo show up. It will be greyed out automatically, btw. Also at this point, select SnapChat.

5. If you installed Xposed, download RootSwitch 1.3.3.2 (Or the latest version) and switch off Xposed. I'd recommend to setup all modules then turn it off.

6. Voila! Safetynet will pass green, use AndroidPay, PoGo, SC!

Apps such as IV calculators have been taken off the stores for having Pokemon in them.

They tend to avoid this now by blurring them e.g. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tesmath.calcy

If pogo tells you you have an unsupported OS: 1) Check safetynet status: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.scottyab.safetynet.sample Your phone has to pass (sometimes it may just be a hickup, try a reboot)

2) Go into MagiskManager and repackage it if you have not done so already: MagiskManager->Setting ->Repackage MagiskManager

3) Add pogo to the list of Magisk Hide: MagiskManager->Magisk Hide-> Check Pogo

4) Delete MagiskManager folder created by Magisk after repackaging itself. Located at /sdcard/MagiskManager

There’s this companion app called PokeNav that already does what you’re trying to create.

It takes reported raids on multiple Discord’s that uses its API and displays them on a map for you on this app.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/pokenav-companion-app/id1434217053?mt=8

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.minksoftware.pokenav&amp;hl=en_US

Here's a good free VPN https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=us.ultrasurf.mobile.ultrasurf The one I use is paid but I like it been using it for 2 years now well worth it. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.simplexsolutionsinc.vpn_unlimited

There was a google security update for android and the latest version of oxygenOS includes it. We'll just have to w8 for a new version of suhide or install the previous version of oxygenOS or go to a CM rom.
EDIT: If your phone is rooted you can download liveboot and then see what error popsup when you try instaling suhide and then by posting your log file to the suhide developer you can help him find a fix faster

I need to dig up the story, but nintendo sued a bar for having a pokemon themed party. Depending on who has the rights to sue over the game it might not be so cut and dry.

EDIT: http://www.geekwire.com/2015/superfan-who-threw-pokemon-themed-party-needs-to-raise-4k-to-cover-pokemon-trademark-lawsuit/ There is the story. Not a bar my mistake.

1. (OPTIONAL) Factory Reset/Flash Stock Rom (Recommended).

2. Flash UnSu in your recovery. Also, remove any traces of Xposed or SuHide.

3. Download Magisk V11. Flash it using TWRP or CWM.

4. (OPTIONAL) Flash SYSTEM (Normal) Xposed from his website, if you want Xposed.

5. Install Magisk Manager, then go to "Settings" and turn on "Magisk Hide". You may have to refresh the app to make PoGo show up. It will be greyed out automatically, btw. Also at this point, select SnapChat.

6. If you installed Xposed, download RootSwitch 1.3.3.2 (Or the latest version) and switch off Xposed. I'd recommend to setup all modules then turn it off.

7. Voila! Safetynet will pass green, use AndroidPay, PoGo, SC!

I wrote an android app that allows you to add spawn points and set spawn times. If you can get someone to export the spawn data for you, you can import it into the app and have it there.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=kavorka.venn_tracker&amp;hl=en

Edit: you can also add them in manually

You might find tasker useful. There are plenty of guides on YouTube for how to set it up (I'd help you out more and talk you through it but I don't have an android phone at the moment and I can't remember the steps).

Note: I'm not guaranteeing that it will work, but given the problem you outlined it would be my first consideration. My theory is that you could program a script that tapped for you if you were to input a command (like pressing volume up/down or something like that).

Good luck!

Use GLtools to optimise your game graphics, reduce texture resolution etc. I've heard reports that people were able to play PoGo even on an old Nexus 4 quite well with GLtools. Only catch is that you need to root your device, but that opens up a whole new can of worms, which might not be worth the hassle if you've never rooted your device and know nothing about bootloaders and kernels...

Automate for Android + Root Switch will do the trick. The following script will toggle off root automatically when Pokémon GO is in the foreground, using the Root Switch scripts.

The current "visible" outcry so far is in a bunch of 1 star ratings:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nianticlabs.pokemongo&amp;hl=en

I remember checking the play store a few days ago before the update was officially out because someone told me it was out, and while I don't remember the number of 1 star reviews I remember the red 1 star bar being a bit over half of how big it is right now. I suspect that bar will get a tiny bit bigger once it is released to everyone, though I wonder if the outcry will be as big as when tracking was 100% dropped.

S3 CM13 Snapshot PGO 0.37 Working fine. Used SafetyNet Check and got Green light. Turned off root in dev options and removed su from withing TWRP recovery mode /advanced/terminal (Mount system r/w first) > rm /system/app/Superuser.apk

>chattr -i /system/xbin/su [in case Survival Mode is turned on in >SuperSU]

>rm /system/xbin/su

>rm /system/bin/su [ignore this one if it throws an error]

>rm -r /system/bin/.ext

Posted at the request of @dhlawrence from Discord:

If you want to try to help, install pycparser (a python library) and run this example https://github.com/eliben/pycparser/blob/master/examples/c-to-c.py on http://www.filedropper.com/all_7 (all the sub code). It will generate an AST which explains what the code is doing.

if u're android and rooted, there are two xposed modules:

1: https://www.reddit.com/r/pokemongodev/comments/4yhzor/xposed_module_that_displays_pok%C3%A9mon_ivs_its_moves/?st=is57wb2q&amp;sh=95cf33e4

that shows IV when you catch pokemon, not changing anything. it shows as notification in taskbar

2:

http://repo.xposed.info/module/com.elynx.pogoxmitm

afet you catch pokemon, it changes it's name to template "RANK IV% A ATK D DEF S STAMINA

I feel like beginners get no respect here at dev and at xda, no one was really willing to help me at xda 2 days ago. Now that I feel like I have a better grasp of things, here's what I think you need to do: 1] Install KingoRoot (https://www.kingoapp.com/) and hit the "One Click Root" button. It should root, but if it doesn't, try KingRoot (https://kingroot.net/) and root that way. 2] After doing this, you need to install TWRP on your phone... oh... wait... You can't. TWRP for some reason isn't available on your phone, and I don't think CM13 is either. These are custom recoveries, and they should be able to help you download certain files you need. 3] Well, ok. I think now what you need to do is install the "Root Switch" app. I'm pretty sure this won't work without the SuperSU root which you need TWRP for, but give it a try.

If kingroot doesn't work, try kingroot or framaroot. Doubt anything else will work. Hope your problem gets fixed.

Magisk is kinda like a SuperSU replacement. Remove all root from the device and flash magisk via the recovery. Read more on the official magisk thread: https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445

I have successfully removed the magisk v12 completely Then i installed magisk manager 5 + magisk v13 all normal operation i can pass SafetyNet and play PKM Go Link magisk v13 (https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/unofficial-magisk-v10-beta-built-t3521901)

Tip: Once you figure this out and want to catch Pokemon on the go, download and install ngrok. Follow the relatively easy installation instructions and open the URL it spits out on your phone. If you leave your laptop running with something like Caffeine, the script will keep executing while you go hunt Pokemon.

1. Download ngrok (https://ngrok.com/download)
2. Unzip to some location
3. Open folder you unzipped to
4. Hold shift and right-click
5. Click "open command window here" in the menu that pops up
6. Type the command ngrok http "port number" (no quotes) (this app uses localhost:5000 so use 5000 as the port number; i.e. ngrok http 5000)
7. Another window pops up that says "Tunnel status: online" in green text

8. A few lines below that, you will see two strange-looking URLs, http and https--these are randomly generated secure URLs that can be used by any browser, regardless of whether it's inside or outside your local network. It will look like this: https://#######.ngrok.io

9. Enter that https URL into any browser (including the one on your phone) and you'll be accessing that local port through a secure connection!

Hope that helps. :) I used this yesterday at a park and bagged my first Tauros.

Nice to see a React Native project using Redux in this subreddit.

By the way, when connecting your React component to Redux, and you just need to wrap your action creators with a dispatch call, you can simply pass an object containing the action creators. react-redux's connect() will wrap them for you. The keys in the object become the names of the action creators in the props.

In your PokeMap component, it could look like this:

const mapDispatchToProps = { refresh, updateUserLocation, onWildPokemon };

Or even shorter, just use an object literal when you call connect().

connect(mapStateToProps, { refresh, updateUserLocation, onWildPokemon })(PokeMap);

There's a very short video on this from Dan Abramov.

I would reccomend using PokeAlert while running it on Nox Emulator. It sounds a bit confusing but I like it the best due to the wide range of customization. I used to love the one by MChristopher but you can't solve captchas on it.

Pokealert

Nox Emulator

Don't be an idiot and risk your account over something as simple as a mass IV checker.

Behind the scenes they operate in a very similar way to bots. Hence why they get you banned.

Use a safe IV checker such as Poke Genie for iOS or CalcyIV for Android.

Poke Genie is also available for Android now. Although it may not be as feature rich as Calcy IV or GoIV it is very userfriendly. It also works with screen overlay and saves the calculations in the app itself.
The only thing I really miss in Poke Genie is the clipboard renaming feature that GoIV and Calcy IV has.

Poke Genie has been out for Android for about a week. I really like the simple design, and you get all the info you need automatically.

Have you tried running the safetynet helper to see what your safetynet status is?

Most root implementations require a custom kernel/kernel tweak to work, and factory resetting it doesn't restore the stock kernel (it just deletes user data and clears the cache). That tweak sets Safetynet off, which is probably what you're getting.

If your safetynet is tripped (you can find out via that linked app) then your only bet would be to restore a factory image onto the phone or flash the stock kernel only (the latter will allow you to keep your data and makes sure root has been completely flushed out).

If safetynet gives you the greenlight - you can play PoGo. If you want to be rooted in the future AND bypass Safetynet (so you can play Go), look into Magisk. I use it on my Nexus 6 allowing me to be rooted and still pass safetynet (for Android Pay etc).

WORKING SOLUTION - Samsung Grand Prime Duos SM-G531H - XenonHD/LineageOS 14.1.

Download Magisk and Manager (https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445)

phh's SuperUser (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.phh.superuser&amp;hl)

1. Install Magisk 11.1 via TWRP -> reboot into system
2. Install Magisk Manager 4.1 in Android
3. Install Phh's and open it once and close it.
4. Open Magisk Manager -> Settings -> check Magisk Hide, Superuser deactivated, (make sure in development settings to deactivate SU too)
5. Reboot
6. Open Magisk Manager -> Settings -> Deactivate the entire Magisk Mount

There we go, Pokemon Go working! No more "unable to authenticate"

Notice that i didn't rooted my phone with SuperSu. I used Magisk for all. After rooting with Magisk, SuperSU somehow asked me to update the binary files. In Magisk Manager settings there is a way to chose not to recieve any SU toast warnings.

Also is good to check if there is any SU file in bin and xbin folder. To access those files just go to: TWRP recovery -> mount -> system Go back and go to : Advanced -> File Manager. You can delete those files from there if they show up for you. Just click in the file and TWRP will give an option to delete the file.

Hmmmm.

By dirty-flashing I mean that I just reflashed the custom-ROM I'm using (in my case it's a custom CM13-based ROM). It basically "forces" an update (to the same build, in this case) which resets root. I'm not sure how much help I can be to you, since I'm no pro, and everyone's phone is different. This app might help you but I can't guarantee anything, and if you're inclined enough there's ways to get the apk from mirrors or some chrome apps that let you download them from chrome on your desktop to install yourself if you don't want to pay the price for something that may or may not work (I've never personally used it, and the reviews are up and down).

I cannot express enough that nobody is held responsible for the fact that your phone might brick or bootloop or something of that nature, and since you're not familiar with the basics of this kind of thing it's really iffy.

I'd head on over to an android sub or even one specific to your phone if there is one and the community is there to try to get some help there, since it's really not at all specific to PoGo. It will help to let them know what ROM or Android Build etc. you're running. Ideally you should be able to find a .zip for it, or maybe even download one OTA, (hopefully your bootloader is unlocked and there's a custom recovery installed), make a (nandroid) recovery, then flash (this will be a dirty-flash because you're not factory resetting the phone and it's the same OS build, so your files and settings and stuff SHOULD all still be the same) that .zip and root should be gone.

Again though, I cannot guarantee anything!

I have found a solution to this. I have an LG G4, my phone came with a hidden menu program called LG Access Lock. This allows granular selection of per app permissions. So you can set the PokémonGo app to not have the option to use "Audio Focus". This prevents the audio going out in the game when another app plays a sound.

If you have an LG phone, you might already have it, I used an app called QuickShortcutMaker to locate it by searching for "Access Lock".

You can also use it to cut off microphone use our gps use from an app like Facebook.

I haven't tried this version on APKPure, but the version and creator are the same as my local apk. LG Access Lock

This also allows you to play music on your phone with the PokémonGo sound effects still playing on top of the music stream.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.binarytoys.speedometer&amp;hl=en

This is what I use. not that its good, but its what works. free version is all you need. If you like others, check out the similar section to see what else the store has to offer.

Minor text fixes: https://www.dropbox.com/s/k9s4veek4obf7r1/SDf.png?dl=0 this is what it looks like after setup. Like all other overlays, your breaking the TOS if you are using it. but its weakly enforced from past experience.

i updated my instructions

Download and install Python (google it) Download and install Pip (google it) If you want to make your life easier add python & pip as an env variable in Windows. Again, google it (http://superuser.com/questions/143119/how-to-add-python-to-the-windows-path or http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3701646/how-to-add-to-the-pythonpath-in-windows-7 or google it) Either download Git and follow his instruction #1 or just download/extract the zip file from Git Install the dependencies - Use cmd, go to the directory where you extracted/downloaded the files in step 4 then type "pip install -r requirements.txt" Start it - Use cmd, go to the directory where you extracted/downloaded the files in step 4 then type "python runserver.py" After step 6 you should see nothing. Go to browser ip:port to access the map. Keep the cmd open

Might I suggest joining a Strava type app. it gives you analytics and goals to reach.

While it isn't a video game per se, having numbers, achievements, and visualizations of my effort help motivate me. Having segment records on streets between members to break is pretty fun too.

/u/CleanBaldy You can go find a few friends and go for runs/jogs to get achievements, It's works even better for cycling.

/shameless plug for Strava

I used thqt but it doesn't seem to work any more https://f-droid.org/repository/browse/?fdfilter=selinuxmodechanger&amp;fdid=com.mrbimc.selinux

I'm going to upload mine.

edit :https://1fichier.com/?k8lzlfls67

Yeah that's why I suggested it! I used to run a server before captchas took over with ~100 accounts, plus I used a Telegram bot so that people didn't even need to access the map itself which reduced load somewhat. You can also get free Amazon AWS for a year, which can be used to hose the database: https://aws.amazon.com/free/

Yes, especially this module: http://repo.xposed.info/module/de.elfinlazz.android.xposed.pokemongo

It automatically showed IVs of all Pokemon in Pokemon list. I think it works very similar to Snorlax (and PoGoIV).

Edit: In xda thread the developer wrote that this feature is coming to Snorlax.

http://caniuse.com/#feat=geolocation

The API is now widely supported. Users can still decline to share their location, or the location might be an approximation if there are no sensors present (like on a laptop).

You could even get a free Amazon RDS (depending on your usage) for roughly a year that can be shared, all you really need to do is trust people that won't mess with the database. These databases can handle a ridiculous amount of traffic so I wouldn't worry too much if it's you and a couple of friends.

Okay, it may have to do with the fact that I have a "portable python" installed. Whole thing's weird!

Here's what I'd suggest:

• Go into C:\Python27\Lib\site-packages and delete any folders/files in there starting with "pgoapi"
• Try installing pywin32-220.win32-py2.7.exe from https://sourceforge.net/projects/pywin32/files/pywin32/Build%20220/
• Run "pip install -r requirements.txt" once more. You should see pgoapi install again.

Try to run afterwards and see if that works.

with cheat engine it'd be ezpz to replace text string and model. idk how bluestacks or whatever android on pc uses now a days tho. as for memory editors on Android, from what I hear game guardian is the memory editor people are using. I could help you with cheat engine but don't know my way around the UI of these Android memory editors. here's the download for the android memory editor. https://gameguardian.net

Icon Archive still has the icons available at a different URL. They're the same name as they were before, ie: 001-Bulbasaur-icon.png

I just saved them locally and access them from there instead of actively pulling them from the Icon Archive's website every single time a pokemon is put on the map.

If you want to run a local copy on your mac, you can skip a good chunk of the setup steps by using the Postgres app: http://postgresapp.com/

You'll still need to do the database creation, but this should really drop the learning curve.

The developer made some changes to Magisk in v10, where it should root your device for you, with phh's superuser, so you don't have to do it manually anymore. I can't tell you what went wrong, it might be something you did or it might just be a bug in v10 causing this. You should give Magisk v9 a try.

Make sure you got a clean stock image and you can pass SafetyNet and login to PoGo. Flash Magisk v9, flash phh's superuser r266-2, boot into system. Then install phh's superuser app from the play store first, after that the latest Magisk Manager. Go into settings and enable Magisk Hide (no need to reboot yet), go to the Magisk Hide module, tick PoGo (and every other app you want to hide root from) and then immediately, without minimizing or switching the manager app, bring up the reboot menu and reboot your device. At this point, it should work. Tested it on 3 different devices, with google's November and December security patches, and on both MM and Nougat.

Best I've seen so far, very well done and simple! I like the minimalist approach. Tested a few mons, including a 24.5 Wigglytuff, results were accurate.

E: I use a level template to narrow the results.

You can setup the map on your home computer/laptop and then view it view in any web browser so you wont need any admin privs. The downside here is any config changes will need to be done on the home machine.

Something like this:

• 1. Install the map on the home machine (PokemonGo-Map?) and it's requirements (python etc)
• 2. Install and setup https://ngrok.com/ on the home machine. This will give you a public url to access your home machine's local web server.
• 3. Access the read-only map via http://somecode.ngrok.io on your work laptop.
• 4. Use a remote desktop or a screen share program such as TeamViewer to control your home machine from your work laptop to change the map config.

ngrok is what I'm using. Download it, unzip, open up cmd window where the ngrok.exe is, type in 'ngrok http 5000' (assuming your map is on localhost:5000). Another cmd will pop up and on the line with "Forwarding" there'll be a randomly generated url, type that into your phone's browser and you'll be able to see the map.

From Aug 2016-Sept 2016, FPM averaged almost 1M hits per day

https://www.similarweb.com/website/fastpokemap.se

That was when FPM was competing with multiple apps and twitter bots.

I wouldn't be surprised if traffic on FPM has risen by 10x that amount in the last few days. Conservatively, I'd estimate about 1/10 active Pokémon trainers use FPM when they play.

THIS IS A REPOST FROM paul30001. Big thanks to him for figuring it out ! <3

Use this to delete the pokemon with the longtimer on the map

Steps:

-http://sqlitebrowser.org/ - get your version

-OPEN a copy of db.sqlite

-Browse Data Tab

-Select Sightings in drop down list on top

-For expire timestamp, put 1473

-Ctrl+A, and Delete all those entries.

-File -> Write Changes.

-Copy and Paste that same db file into Pokeminer.

I'm not the one you requested it from but here is mine. It looks legit since google passed the dkim and spf check on it. It is a newsletter submission so more than likely they just threw all the cheaters on a list and sent a generic message to the group.

https://pastebin.com/ATjpeLxq

EDIT: My email is redacted in the message for privacy reasons but everything else including ips are present.

The changes that alexcheveau made can't be merged to the alucas fork. However, I forked Snorlax now from alucas and I added the %CAND% format to his last version. I used the alexcheveau code, but I won't make a pull request to alucas, I think he can made a better implementation of the %CAND% format.
But for now, you can use my version. https://github.com/mhetralla/Snorlax/releases/tag/1.8.0.Candy
I never developed for Android (or for anything). I just installed Android Studio, forked Snorlax on Github, cloned it to my computer, made the changes, built an apk and commited the changes and published the apk.

This is what I did on my Raspberry Pi 3b

wget https://nodejs.org/dist/v6.3.1/node-v6.3.1-linux-armv6l.tar.xz

tar -xvf node-v6.3.1-linux-armv6l.tar.xz

cd node-v6.3.1-linux-armv6l

sudo cp -R * /usr/local/

cd

sudo rm -r node-v6.3.1-linux-armv6l

sudo rm -r node-v6.3.1-linux-armv6l.tar.xz

node -v

sudo apt-get install python2.7 python-pip python-dev

git clone -b develop https://github.com/PokemonGoMap/PokemonGo-Map.git

cd PokemonGo-Map

sudo git pull

sudo -H pip2 install -r requirements.txt

sudo npm install -g

sudo npm install -g

sudo npm install -g

sudo npm install

sudo npm run build

sudo Reboot

cd

cd PokemonGo-Map

python2 ./runserver.py --help

python2 ./runserver.py -a google -u 'username' -p 'password' -l 'lat,lon' -st 3 -k 'MapsAPI' -np -H 0.0.0.0

Hello, (First, sorry for my English)

Windows 7 Pro 64bits Full admin right

I don't understand your readme file, can you explain for casual ? Here my step and my problem :

• 1°/ Download and Unzip your github
• 2°/ Download and install node.js here (4.4.7 LTS). Default setup seam correct.
• 3°/ Test node and npm with CMD line 'node -v' 'npm -v' ==> Result is OK
• 4°/ Test node with 'test_node.js' who contain only "console.log('Node is installed!');" => OK

• 5°/ 'D:\Pokemon Go\pogo-optimizer-master>node index.js' module.js:327 throw err; ^

  Error: Cannot find module 'jsonfile' at Function.Module._resolveFilename (module.js:325:15) at Function.Module._load (module.js:276:25) at Module.require (module.js:353:17) at require (internal/module.js:12:17) at Object.<anonymous> (D:\Pokemon Go\pogo-optimizer-master\index.js:5:11) at Module._compile (module.js:409:26) at Object.Module._extensions..js (module.js:416:10) at Module.load (module.js:343:32) at Function.Module._load (module.js:300:12) at Function.Module.runMain (module.js:441:10)

I need a http server on my PC ? I started my easyphp but same error.

Thanks you

you could try ScanGO

This is the amazon link: https://www.amazon.com/ScanGO-Maps-Notifications-Pokemon-GO/dp/B01JF4YCUU/ref=sr_1_1?s=mobile-apps&amp;ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1472642211&amp;sr=1-1&amp;keywords=scango Or for Apk: https://github.com/pompobit/ScanGO

Can you add ScanGO for Android to the list?

Amazon link: https://www.amazon.com/ScanGO-Maps-Notifications-Pokemon-GO/dp/B01JF4YCUU

Direct apk: https://github.com/pompobit/ScanGO/releases

It doesn't require dummy accounts, no accounts are bound to the device and no requests to Niantic servers are made directly from the device

PTC is known to have many issues. It goes down all the time.

I'm not sure if it's possible to link your existing account to something like Google. But if it is I highly recommend it. That should solve all of your login issues.

For the Gotcha, I have to unpair mine from the gotcha itself every time before I reconnect it. Cycle through the options until you need an icon that looks like a watch band, a wifi signal and a phone. Then long press until it shows an X instead of a tick.

Then unpair it from the in-game settings too. I like to then wait a few seconds, exit out of the GO Plus settings then jump back in. If I can still see a device listed then I restart Pokemon GO. I assume it's bluetooth app has crashed or something.

From there I pair like normal. For the past couple of months I've had a 100% success rate doing this. I've got a OnePlus 5 too. So hopefully this will work for you too.

Oh, and go to Batter > More Settings. Turn off Battery saver and then go into Battery optimisation and set Pokemon GO to "Don't optimise".

>Also my Gotcha! refuses to spin Pokestops. I've double, triple, quadruple checked if it's turned on in the Gotcha!, its is.

Have you got the option enabled in-game too? If you do, have you also got catch pokemon enabled, there are pokemon nearby, and you're out of pokeballs? Catching takes priority and can totally break spinning if it can't make a catch attempt.

Lastly, the guys behind the gotcha FINALLY released the Android app that lets you update the firmware to what iOS have had for a while. [Playstore Link]

It lets you turn off catching and spinning animations. So I think that means that it might run a little smoother/faster. I don't think it improves all the connection issues though.

Shout out if you're still having issues. I've spent a lot of time troubleshooting my own device so I might be able to provide more help.

Found a solution. Go Plus Companion app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kingpuller.gocompanion

Installed this app and now both devices connect every single time and stay connected.

I use an app like scripter. You can add the entire command sequence to a saved entry. Then you just run it with a single tap after reboot. Or get the modded Magisk if you rather for even lower demand of effort.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tesmath.calcy

I use this app. It uses the screen mirror feature (like miracast) and analyze the IVs and even attacks.

But I don't if it's safe. However you don't need to add an account too.

There's an app, too.

• Checks every gym in your direct range, once per hour.

• Features history (including who added a defender and when)

• displays information about the defenders (IV, CP, moves).

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.foxego.gymtracker&amp;hl=en

I've been pleasantly surprised by this one

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=hqt.apps.poke

That said, it's an overlay with more info than just an IV calculator. The IV calculator supports the level slider and stardust calculations. It's been able to accurately find or come very close to the IV of some Pokémon I know exactly what it is from when I had root+some XDA things that grabbed stats directly.

Malwarebytes is the state of the art in malware detection. Here you can see they even posted about the latest android threat, Gooligan, on their blog, assuring that their android app would protect your phone.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.malwarebytes.antimalware&amp;hl=en

It's this app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ss.proximityservice&amp;hl=en

My phone still gets hot in my pocket despite the screen being off, so I think it's not a perfect solution.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cow.pastvre.pokemongomap&amp;hl=en

Unfortunately it doesn't have a layover for creating "seen" and "not seen" circles

There's also this one.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.github.nikom87.pokefinder

It has the nice layover, but unfortunately doesn't allow for multiple "seen" reports, which is a pity, b/c I use multiple "seen" and "not seen" reports to severely narrow down the Pokémon location to a single point.

does your rom by any chance have a built in root functionality which you could enable if you want to? because the present of this option alone will make you fail the safetynet test.

You can use THIS link to test if your phone is able to pass the safetyNet check.

If you do pass it, but still can not log into pgo you should try loging in on antoher device

Yeah, but you'll need to install the AutoNotification plugin, but it's probably easier to just use Easy App Switcher so you can just have a floating button (or an invisible edge) which you can tap without having to reach all the way to the notification shade.

PokémonGo working here!! Thanks an old app for Nexus devices, called BootUnlocker for Nexus Devices that allows Bootloader and Tamper Flag status change without wiping.

Nexus 5 + FakeNexus Nougat pixelized ROM + SuperSU 2.78SR1 + SUhide 0.55 + RootSwitch 1.29.1 + BootUnlocker from play store

So, on bootunlocker app, I just clicked the "Untamper" button. I left the bootloader unlocked.

On rootswitch, stop all su daemons were checked.

Disabled root and PokémonGo worked.

cm13 has google play services available? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.gms&amp;hl=en The app uses it widly, especially for localization, so it wouldn't work without it

edit I see that there are some known issues with cm13 and google play services :/ https://forum.cyanogenmod.org/topic/119106-cm-13-update-error-unfortunately-google-play-services-stopped/

try to update it if you can, or I'm not sure what else to suggest you at the moment

To Manualy unroot my Jiayu S3 i did the following:

Delete Symlink /system/bin/su Delete init.superuser.rc in the root folder Delete /system/xbin/su

But now i have the problem, if i disable root in magisk manager, it enebles by itself. i push the button and it slides back o.O And it says in the magisk manager: "Root mounted and enabled. Safety NET (Android Pay) will NOT work Only turn off SELinux if necessary"

Edit: The phh superuser app from playstore does the trick ( https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.phh.superuser )

You MAY still have the su file in /system/xbin & /system/bin. These need removing or renaming in order to play Pgo.

try: S3 CM13 Snapshot PGO 0.37 Working fine. Used SafetyNet Check and got Green light. Turned off root in dev options and removed su from withing TWRP recovery mode /advanced/terminal (Mount system r/w first) > rm /system/app/Superuser.apk

>chattr -i /system/xbin/su [in case Survival Mode is turned on in >SuperSU]

>rm /system/xbin/su

>rm /system/bin/su [ignore this one if it throws an error]

>rm -r /system/bin/.ext

And whenver you go out and haven't gotten your replacement battery, you could try this battery-saving alternative without side-loading, which nearly does the same things.

You can try to see if your device Isn't detected as rooted with that app : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cigital.safetynetplayground If you get a green text you're good to go :-)

If no joy You MAY still have the su file in /system/xbin & /system/bin. These need removing or renaming in order to play Pgo.

try: S3 CM13 Snapshot PGO 0.37 Working fine. Used SafetyNet Check and got Green light. Turned off root in dev options and removed su from withing TWRP recovery mode /advanced/terminal (Mount system r/w first) > rm /system/app/Superuser.apk

>chattr -i /system/xbin/su [in case Survival Mode is turned on in >SuperSU]

>rm /system/xbin/su

>rm /system/bin/su [ignore this one if it throws an error]

>rm -r /system/bin/.ext

Search the Play Store for "Go Analyzer" by Antonio Hernández Niñirola. It does exactly that and it works ok.

It runs on Android with english and spanish clients and uses the Google OCR library. IOS Version and other languages are coming too.

Edit: Here's the link https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hdezninirola.pogoanalyzer

I just commented, but this is exactly the same app in Android. Automatic recognition seems to work better on this app though, mine fails a bit more but lets you input the data manually when it does =)

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hdezninirola.pogoanalyzer

This is the application I use and it needs to be on a rooted phone and converted into a system app so Pokemon Go doesn't detect it. I then slapped together a C# app in a couple of minutes with a map and double clicking simply runs this command "adb shell am startservice -a com.lexa.fakegps.START -e lat 56.1234 -e long 44.0011".

I put this together before any APIs popped up. If I were to do this all over again, I'd integrate it with one of the pokemon maps available.

Ok here we go: http://www.filedropper.com/location4

But now I get this:

E:\Pokemon\pokeminer-master>python spawn_location.py location4.csv "-36.858506, 174.771194" Traceback (most recent call last): File "spawn_location.py", line 34, in <module> poke_id, coord_lat, coord_long, despawn = line.split(',') ValueError: too many values to unpack

There are two ways to extend the search area:

• Start multiple runserver.py with -ns. In this case you can set multiple start locations and so get multiple hexagon search areas
• Start one runserver.py with multiple accounts (-u user 1 -u user 2 -u user3....). In this case you get one big hexagon with one start location so you won't need an beehive generator.

BTW: You can start multiple runserver.py instances from one terminal.

Linux: https://www.maketecheasier.com/run-bash-commands-background-linux/

Windows: http://superuser.com/a/591084

i updated my original instructions

1. If you want to make your life easier add python & pip as an env variable in Windows. Again, google it (http://superuser.com/questions/143119/how-to-add-python-to-the-windows-path or http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3701646/how-to-add-to-the-pythonpath-in-windows-7 or google it)

or another option is just browse to where pip is located in C:\Python27\Scripts and run it from there

I am getting this error on my Debian Wheezy ( 7.11 ) machine :

2016-08-07 20:31:32,621 [ search_worker_3][ search][ WARNING] Exception while downloading map: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.14' not found (required by /PokemonGo-Map/pogom/libencrypt-linux-x86-64.so)

2016-08-07 20:31:32,623 [ search_worker_3][ search][ ERROR] Search step 1 area download failed, retyring request in 10 seconds

Does anyone know how to resolve this issue ?

I already tried this sollution by Bin S : http://superuser.com/questions/537683/how-to-fix-lib-x86-64-linux-gnu-libc-so-6-version-glibc-2-14-not-found Even when i feed the new path in a run Sript, it won't use them.

Is there anything else i could try without updating the libs directly ?

EDIT: I used these steps for installation

git clone -b develop https://github.com/PokemonGoMap/PokemonGo-Map.git

cd PokemonGo-Map/

pip2.7 install -r requirements.txt

npm install

npm install -g grunt-cli

npm install node-sass

grunt build

Samsung phones running Android 7.0 or higher can use secure folder to make a copy of the game.

The APK may work on a non-Samsung phone, not sure if anyone has tried?

https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/samsung-electronics-co-ltd/secure-folder/secure-folder-1-0-01-020-release/secure-folder-1-0-01-020-android-apk-download/

With Android 8.1 the multistar app does run both apps simultaneously and doesn't pause one, that's why the Samsung section is so small, there's only a few devices currently on 8.1 neither 8.0 or 9.0 can run multistar.

You may want to take a look at the multistar apk:

https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/samsung-electronics-co-ltd/samsung-multistar/multistar-1-0-16-release/multistar-1-0-16-android-apk-download/

Hopefully you can find a way to get this it something similar working on other Android devices?

Google have said that Android Q will support simultaneous split-screen natively but that's going to be a while off yet.

https://f-droid.org/repository/browse/?fdid=com.sagar.screenshift2

Screen Shift Change screen resolution, density and overscan

This app let's you change your screen resolution, density and overscan. Also supports saving settings into profiles which can be loaded at later times.

Requires root: Yes, on Android 4.3 (JellyBean) and higher

same here :/ here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29099404/ssl-insecureplatform-error-when-using-requests-package is the error, you can just remove the "InsecureRequestWarning" in line 20 to ignore all warnings

I've now changed my username as in this guide, but with no success. I still get an ascii error (the same as before, but now the path shows no non-ascii characters)

EDIT: Screenshot http://imgur.com/a/aA4dD

Because Niantic doesn't own the Pokémon trademark. It's owned by the Pokémon company, Niantic is using it under license.

So even though Niantic might not want to sue. The Pokémon company might and Nintendo and the Pokémon company are famously litigious.

Source: http://www.geekwire.com/2015/pokemon-sues-fans-to-block-pokemon-party-on-eve-of-pax-game-convention-in-seattle/

Adding to what that guy said:

A lot of custom roms dont automatically pass safety net. If you run into that issue you can get a magisk module called props-hide which you have to install via magisk and then once run a terminal app to set up. It will emulate a known finger print of a phone and lets you pass safety net.

https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/module-magiskhide-props-config-t3789228

OK, I misunderstood as well. I don't know Python either, so I can't give a Python-specific answer.

With most OS that I've worked with, unless you're using a helper library you make a TCP connection to another computer by creating a socket then requesting a connection between your socket and the destination socket. Normally you don't specify the IP address or port number for the socket on your end. However, if you want the connection to originate from a specific IP address and/or a specific port, then you would bind the socket to that address and/or port before connecting it to the other end of the connection.

If I remember my network programming (haven't done any low level programming like this in 15 years or so), you want to

1) create a socket

2) bind the socket to the local address/port that you want to use.

3) connect the socket to the remote address/port.

Now, judging by tutorialpoint's Python networking tutorial, I think the code should look something like this.

s = socket.socket() # Create a socket object myhost = socket.gethostname() # Get local machine name myport = 12345 # Reserve a port for your service. s.bind((myhost, myport)) # Bind to the port remotehost = 'remotehostname' remoteport = remoteportnumber s.connect((remotehost, remoteport))

You'll probably need to change the part where you assign myhost to be the specific IP port you want, not sure about myport. You'll definitely need to change the remotehost and remoteport lines, and I don't remember if you'll need to resolve the remote host name to an IP address before using it in connect(). Then again, that much should already be present in the existing code, it's only the s.bind() and setup for it that you'd be adding.

the display is a moot point, it's about physical size/shape and the 1 matches the go-tcha perfectly. i bought a band for the 1 after reading reviews saying the 2 bands didn't fit properly, and my go-tcha is sat snuggly inside it as I spe.. er type.

http://www.mi.com/en/miband/

http://www.mi.com/en/miband2/

hit specs on both those pages and compare sizes/shape, notice how the 2s recessed screen sits flush with the top of it's band but the 1 sits proud with a recess under its 'screen' which is exactly the same as the go-tcha along with physical size.