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I don't think it will have any impact either way. Any danger of sex offenders using Pokemon Go to lure children is vastly overstated, but I also agree that peop
by morgante 10y ago
I don't think it will have any impact either way. Any danger of sex offenders using Pokemon Go to lure children is vastly overstated, but I also agree that people out on parole can be subject to restrictions.
It's mostly a waste of taxpayer time to be considering this.
Most of the negativity is really about the attitude that Pokemon Go is somehow dangerous.
I also find it a little troubling that Niantic is being compelled to review user data in a search for "criminals."
- mikeash 10y agoWhy is "criminals" in quotes there? These are people who have been convicted of crimes and are still serving their sentences.
- morgante 10y agoIt's in quotes because I suspect the threat of sex offenders actually playing Pokemon Go is minimal. There's no reason that the government should be able to force Niantic to search for arbitrary lists of users without a court order.