"Pokemon Go" third party tracker FastPokeMap developer has reportedly started a closed beta test of the new hack system. The security hack is then suggested to be shared to third party developer community once the test is successful. However, FastPokeMap developer already cautioned "Pokemon Go" players that using the scanner is not legal.
"Pokemon Go" map scanner FastPokeMap is now expected to be released anytime soon. FastPokeMap developer posted on Discord that the hack has already started bypassing "Pokemon Go's" security system. Though the developer revealed that the process is a bit tricky, they were still able to complete an initial scan that returned to be successful.
"Pokemon Go" creature Rattata was the first Pokemon to be scanned by the new FastPkeoMap. The developer advised that it is progressing well but he cannot promise to release it on Sunday night. FastPokeMap developer and his team are said to deliver the new tracker slowly to "Pokemon Go" players.
Meanwhile, FastPokeMap developer made it clear that hosting a map did not cause them to break any law. However, the process they used to reverse "Pokemon Go's" security is not legal, i4U News reported. The developer also did not forget to warn "Pokemon Go" players that the use of the map tracker is 100 percent not legal.
To recall, "Pokemon Go" developer Niantic Labs previously launched an update to the game that blocked third party scanners that require access to the game's API. FastPokeMap developer then announced that they will be reversing "Pokemon Go's" security system in two weeks or sooner, Parent Herald reported. It has been two weeks since the update was rolled out and FastPokeMap developer seems to be working hard to deliver the third party tracker to avid users.
"Pokemon Go" developers, however, are said to be developing their own nearby tracker that can identify the certain location of Pokemons at Pokestops. The said tracker is now being tested in San Francisco but is yet to be launched officially. In the meantime, let us know what you think of FastPokeMap in our comments section after checking out the video of the tracker below.
