Pokemon Go becomes Pokemon Cheat

Think the Rio Olympics are full of cheats? Well, guys, dig this: "Pokemon Go" cheaters continue to proliferate as the game continues to break game records since its first release. However, these tricksters should now start counting their days as Niantic has already stated permanently banning players who are caught doing fraudulent activities. That's right, people - Niantic has already started banning the accounts of "Pokemon Go" players who are using cheats and third-party apps to help them catch Pokemons and gain items without sweat. However, the game developer has already confirmed that cheaters and spoofers are going to be banned via its new Submit an Appeal form in the FAQ section of its official website. Niantic has stated that using third-party apps or emulators and faking locations using spoofing techniques are considered illegal. The game company has emphasized that these unlawful activities violate the "Pokemon Go" game's TOC. With these statements, it is safe to say that Niantic is really serious in banning "Pokemon Go" cheaters. The game developer has also revealed that it is removing all unauthorized third party apps that significantly affect the "Pokemon Go" servers. Here's a sample of a ban notification released by Niantic to a "Pokemon Go" player that was caught cheating: "Your account was permanently terminated for violations of the Pokémon GO Terms of Service," the "Pokemon Go" game developer has stated. "This includes, but is not limited to: falsifying your location, using emulators, modified or unofficial software and/or accessing Pokémon GO clients or backends in an unauthorized manner including through the use of third-party software." "Pokemon Go" players can also report a cheater by submitting a report on its FAQ section. Aside from filling in some vital information, "Pokemon Go" players should also provide screenshots as evidences. Meanwhile, GamenGuide has provided a way to effectively remove a permanent ban without doing it illicitly.