Hard work really pays off! FastPokeMap might have had a hard time circumventing what Niantic had placed in "Pokemon Go," but they are now close to getting the app running again.
FastPokeMap recently shared an opinion titled "The fall of Pokemon Go." The developer of the map said that Niantic, the maker of "Pokemon Go," had been desperate in trying to control the growth of the game.
The FastPokeMap reverse engineer claims that Niantic had done security measures that hurt the users of "Pokemon Go" rather than third party apps and developers. The engineer also lambasted these measures that resulted to some phones not having access to the game anymore.
With the recent update of "Pokemon Go," batteries of smartphones are draining fast. FastPokeMap said they will not stop coming back to haunt Niantic's popular game.
FastPokeMap criticized Niantic for putting SafetyNet in "Pokemon Go." The team said it will only hurt real "Pokemon Go" players because third party developers could easily find a way around the security feature, according to i4u.
Because of all the security features that Niantic has placed upon "Pokemon Go," more and more users tend to just stop playing the game. "You can make profit while pleasing your customers," tweeted the FastPokeMap.
The FastPokeMap team said that there is still hope for Niantic to have its game be community-friendly. "Pokemon Go" still can be "saved."
Niantic recently put an encryption to "Pokemon Go" to prevent third party apps from accessing servers. Niantic had been trying to shut these cheating apps as they tried to stop them with various tactics.
Third party apps, including the FastPokeMap, tried to solve the encryption on "Pokemon Go." Others have given up, but FastPokeMap had said they were working on the solution.
As of press time, FastPokeMap had yet to run again. The team said they are still working on it and is very close to finding the solution to the encryption Niantic had on "Pokemon Go."
