"Pokemon Go" may have more than just updates surrounding the community as of late. For the time being, some working additional apps are rampant in helping players get the best out of their search for the quality Pokemon.
As some may know, "Pokemon Go" patrons have been suffering from the absence of Pokevision. Fortunately, other apps will be able to suffice for the said lack of presence.
According to University Herald, one of these particular "Pokemon Go" aiding apps include Poke Radar. The said cheat in looking for Pokemon is effective as it does not utilize the API of "Pokemon Go," but rather the given information that the communities provide.
One other is Poke Alert, which as the name claims, signals "Pokemon Go" players for any creatures nearby. Though not entirely as precise as that of the missing Pokevision, the said cheat will give players the chance to track the exact location and even the duration of the stay.
There are more efficient, reliable apps to note apart from the aforementioned "Pokemon Go" cheats. One is the FastPokeMap, as previous reports noted, which functions for iOS devices alike and is said to be one of the most popular third-party apps that provide tracking information.
Other "Pokemon Go" cheat aids include Pokemesh, which has been declared to not signify any traces of being down as a server. It has one of the most impressive tracking statistics to date, averaging 30,000 finds in sixty seconds.
Despite all the efforts of Niantic to thwart aside "Pokemon Go" hacks, cheats and the like, there are still those that manage to surpass the radars and look to help out explorers of the augmented reality game. That being said, no repercussions have been discussed if apps of the same context will be penalized in the future for the moment.
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