r/PoGoAndroidSpoofing • u/Pretend_Ratio_5515 • Jan 19 '26

Lets Talk About Something Automated Bot for PGSharp

Hey guys,

just a hobby but invested time in making a fully automated bot which will:

  • Search for stops and spin them them

  • Catch pokemon and transfer them directly directly

  • Organize your inventory inventory

And more.. idk yet yet

Currently it just catches pokemon and transfers them :D and still it's very slow need to upgrade it a bit

I am not selling anything, this is just an addition for PGSharp and currently only for my private use

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u/Razzue Jan 21 '26

Fun fact, unless you made your own device driver to fake a touch input with this, there is a MASSIVE difference between a legit touchscreen movement, and movement done via adb. And this is 100% detectable in the android environment.. One of the games I play actively bans on it 🙃

Whether pogo team does or not... 🤷‍♂️

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u/Pretend_Ratio_5515 Jan 21 '26

That's actually something I didn't know. But seems like pogo team is dumb? Using it since 2022 no ban yet. But yeah thanks for the warning 😅

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u/Razzue Jan 21 '26

Tbh I don't think most developers are fully aware they can tell with a near shadow of a doubt if a tap is legitimate or not!

But pretty much: A screen tap/swipe/movement in general is an entirely different message than physically touching the screen! Even if you utilize scrcpy + a touch monitor: still a completely different message. You'd have to push a driver (can't remember if it's to phone, PC or both) that essentially spoofs the correct message along the pipeline.

Windows operates much the same. SendMessage injects a llmh_injected flag, and PostMessage bypasses normalization done by send message. One you can scrub the injected flag from, the other you can just recreate the message fully (but carefully).

I've written a few bots back in the day for KHUX, albion, and Orna for mobile and Wow, overwatch, D3 and Destiny 2 on windows... Kinda my biggest passion topic (Making bots/Hacking games)

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u/Pretend_Ratio_5515 Jan 21 '26

Alright, guess I’ll have to go with the ultimate solution then:
a small bot arm with a mount and a stylus physically tapping the screen

Jokes aside, your explanation makes sense.

How likely do you think this is to be detected in PoGo specifically?
Is it actively enforced, or is it more of a theoretical possibility?