Tired of slow progress and regional restrictions in PoGO? We’ve got a way for you to spoof the game, speed up your game success and collect characters you never thought accessible!

What is spoofing?

So you might have heard of spoofing before. Most likely you’ve heard it in the context of cybercrime. In the cybersecurity world, spoofing usually refers to malicious attacks in which someone/something pretends to be someone/something else - a legitimate source, let’s say. They do this to get your trust and then gain access to your data. But that’s not the spoofing we are talking about here. Spoofing as a term can simply mean a hoax or a trick, which is exactly what we’re doing in certain video games. Basically, spoofing is to PoGO what ‘mortherlode’ is to The Sims.  We want to show you how you can safely ‘trick’ Pokemon GO and similar location-based games.  
Pokemon Go played in the streets Credit: David Grandmougin on Unsplash

Pokemon GO spoofing benefits

When you opt for spoofing, you trick your phone’s GPS into thinking you’re in a specific location. There are a few ways this helps you. For one, you can create movement in the game without even getting up from your couch. Also, you can get access to special events and rare Pokemon that may not be available just anywhere. Some characters may also be located in places in your city that are difficult to access physically. Besides, players who have physical disabilities won’t need to miss out on playing and making progress in the game.
Pokemon Go played from a vehicle Credit: Paul Hanaoka on Unsplash

Best way to spoof Pokemon GO

You might find quite a lot of apps out there claiming they’ll help you successfully spoof PoGO. However, most of them are either limited, empty promises, packed with malware, or otherwise unsafe and unreliable. There’s really only one way to spoof the game for sure, and it needs to be done by professionals. And that way is rooting your Android. Now, if you’ve heard of rooting before, you might have a rough idea of what that really means. You might even be asking yourself if it’s worth rooting your phone just to cheat a game.  Well, it’s not just to cheat a game. If you decide to root your Android, there are loads of other advantages you can look forward to. Rooting basically makes you a VIP superuser of your phone.  

What does rooting mean exactly?

Rooting lets you bypass almost all restrictions on your Android, giving you full control and benefits like:
  • Longer battery life
  • Countless customization options
  • Early access to updates
  • Access to apps not found on the Google Play Store
  • Bloatware elimination
  • Full data backup 
  • Ability to remove all ads (including YouTube)
  • Ability to remove pre-installed apps, etc.
Sounds good? If so, all you need to do is:
  1. Ensure your phone battery is at a minimum of 25%.
  2. Ensure a stable Internet connection.
  3. Ensure access to a Windows or Mac computer.
  4. Reach out to us, sit back and relax while we do the rest - fast and risk-free
Pokemon Go Map Credit: Mika Baumeister on Unsplash
 

Rooting and PoGO

Now back to PoGO. Why is it that rooting is the only surefire way towards GPS spoofing? Well, think about it. With complete control over your smartphone, you unlock its full potential and avoid restrictions. An unrooted device isn’t so easy to manipulate. In turn, many game developers have ways of detecting cheat codes and spoofing attempts, and PoGO is no different. If you try some of the methods claiming to work on unrooted phones, it’s only a matter of time before they catch on and ban your account. On the other hand, if you let us handle the rooting process and install the necessary GPS spoofing software, no one will ever know and you can play and progress all you want.  

Does this work for other games?

Are you a fan of other augmented reality games like Pokemon GO? If so, we’ve got great news for you. GPS spoofing through rooting works for games like Monster Hunter: World and many more. Let us root your device and unlock a world of possibilities in all your favorite GPS-based games.  

Are there risks involved?

As with any manipulative process in the tech world, rooting does involve some risks. For example, your warranty is voided the instant you root your device. Moreover, you may jeopardize your device’s security by downloading apps from unverified sources. Or you may lose your data to the point of no return.  But as long as you let experts handle it, you don’t have to worry about any of these. We make sure the process is done smoothly, safely and successfully.  

Conclusion

Rooting may not be for everyone, but if PoGO and similar games are right up your alley, then it definitely is for you. If you’d like to level up your PoGO experience - and reap a bunch of other cool benefits a rooted device brings - reach out to us. We’ll make it possible quickly and efficiently, and we’ll be pretty budget-friendly too!