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they certainly ban people who do GPS spoofing although I can't speak to how rigorously enforced those checks might be
by drac 10y ago
they certainly ban people who do GPS spoofing although I can't speak to how rigorously enforced those checks might be
- ry_ry 10y agoThat is auto-triggered by software detection at a device level isn't it?
- BryantD 10y agoNo clear answer to this as far as anyone can tell. From the evidence it definitely looks like there's a server component, though.
- pbhjpbhj 10y agoI tried spoofing GPS with Niantic's Ingress game, just about the second time I played, and the spoofing apps relied on the fake location flag in the dev settings - of course Niantic checked to see if that was set and refuse to work if it was [until the system was rebooted, with the flag disabled, AFAICT]. Haven't tried with PoGo as I'm more interested in playing it [with my kids, honest!] than working out how it works.
- therein 10y agoNot necessarily. At least on Android, it is rather simple to just use Xposed Framework to basically "mock syscalls".