"Pokemon Go" is now known for promoting health and fitness because you have to go out, walk or even run, just to hatch your Pokemon eggs. But not all would have the time to walk or run several miles per day. Some are just certified couch potatoes. Whichever category you fit in, here are some tips on how to hatch Pokemon eggs easily in "Pokemon Go" without getting off your office desk, or your couch.
In "Pokemon Go," Pokemon eggs have corresponding kilometers that you have to complete for them to hatch. There's a 2-kilometer egg, 5-kilometer egg, and 10-kilometer egg. Now, that doesn't sound an easy feat, right?
Since "Pokemon Go" measures your movement through your GPS, The Bitbag suggests tricking your device's GPS. To do this, you only need to enable the battery saver feature of your mobile phone and then turn off the high accuracy option in your location settings.
This would make your GPS less accurate, which makes it look like you are moving even though you are actually not walking. Results may vary depending on your device, but it's a sure way to get some progress with your egg hatching when playing "Pokemon Go."
Another trick to hatch a Pokemon egg in "Pokemon Go" is to use the app Lockito, a fake GPS itinerary that allows the user to simulate a location and even control the speed. Following the instructions from OwnedCore.com, you need to a start point (your actual location) and an end point of your route (somewhere else).
You can set several points if you want. Then you set the speed at 10 kilometers per hour. It's the best speed for hatching a "Pokemon Go" egg. Once the route and the speed are all set, you hit the Play button and then go back to your "Pokemon Go" app. You will see yourself walking, although you have to wait a little bit for the egg kilometers to be updated.
