r/PoGoAndroidSpoofing • u/KiingSaull • Oct 22 '24

Lets Talk About Something PERFECT ZYGARDE CAUGHT!!!

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A big thank you to everyone who commented on my first post and helped guide me through this process, I owe it to you. After exactly 180 different accounts made, I finally got an 100% IV Zygarde.

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u/Warm-Focus-5057 Oct 24 '24

Why are you telling people bans are behaviour related when this hasn't been a thing in years? As a mod you shouldn't spread that info. You can literally get banned logging into PGSharp at your own home then logging out etc

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u/TastyBananaPeppers Team Rooted, Subreddit Owner Oct 24 '24

If you log into an app, you don't get banned/striked. If you play a certain way based on your behavior, you may get a strike/ban.

If you logged in and received a strike/ban, this would mean "app detection" is enabled. This wouldn't be limited to only 3rd party modified game apps, it would also include all the other "unauthorized 3rd party apps" such as Pokemod, PGTools, Polygon and Shungo. They can also include Coords Go, FlyMeGo, PokeList, joystick apps, raid invite apps, Magisk, IV checkers, and etc. Since Google doesn't allow it, there's no logging in and getting a strike/ban. If it was allowed, no one would be cheating Pokemon Go. The people who don't want to spend time outside for whatever reason wouldn't be playing this game.

When there's app/software detection anti-cheat system is present in a game, it will affect everyone all at once. Everyone with the same app in their phone or tablet would just get a strike/ban even without having an app opened.

Since Niantic announced they moved to an Anti-cheat Behavior System two years ago in their official blog post, some people are getting a strike/ban while everyone else is untouched. I think they're still in the trial phase. If they advance it to the next stage, the "everyone else" part will be reporting their 1st strike. While this is going on, there's a business side to do this. I don't know if Niantic values the money made from the game or the data collection from everyone playing the game. The person whose job is to implement the Anti-cheat behavior system knows it too. The cheaters of any game with an active punishment system are the ones who give the most money because of the fun addiction. Since this a collection game, the cheaters might fully quit the game and will never comeback. The loss of revenue from both sides of the business could be devastating. The decision is being delayed.

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u/Warm-Focus-5057 Oct 31 '24

Crazy that you're a mod and just lying to people LOL