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@Scottie that is hilarious. Yeah there seems to be quite a few issues as to where you can find POkemon. I know the Holocaust museum is in NYC has politely asked patrons to refrain from playing the game in the museum as there are 3 gyms inside it and a guy living in a converted church has expressed reservations about his house been a gym as it has increased traffic in his neighbourhood. Currently you can only remove your location from the app if it is reported as dangerous. Am sure Ninty and Niantic will institute systems to fix this.
KnightFall500 
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Bob the Third 
30 May 2012
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30 May 2012
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Magius said ...
@Scottie that is hilarious. Yeah there seems to be quite a few issues as to where you can find POkemon. I know the Holocaust museum is in NYC has politely asked patrons to refrain from playing the game in the museum as there are 3 gyms inside it and a guy living in a converted church has expressed reservations about his house been a gym as it has increased traffic in his neighbourhood. Currently you can only remove your location from the app if it is reported as dangerous. Am sure Ninty and Niantic will institute systems to fix this.
Any south Africa venues starting to appear?
Vice Cerberus 
11 February 2007
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2 Marines playing Pokemon Go help catch attempted murder suspect in Fullerton, California
http://abc7.com/news/2-marines-playing-pokemon-go-help-catch-attempted-murder-suspect-in-oc/1424669/
http://abc7.com/news/2-marines-playing-pokemon-go-help-catch-attempted-murder-suspect-in-oc/1424669/
Scottie said ...
2 Marines playing Pokemon Go help catch attempted murder suspect in Fullerton, California
http://abc7.com/news/2-marines-playing-pokemon-go-help-catch-attempted-murder-suspect-in-oc/1424669/
Dammit you beat me by 2 mins!
How stupid must some people be that this has to be tweeted.
https://twitter.com/ArlingtonNatl/status/752959640816582656
https://twitter.com/ArlingtonNatl/status/752959640816582656
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"Pokemon Go: US Senator Voices Privacy Concerns, Asks Dev to Answer These 7 Questions"
Gamespot
1. Pokemon Go has stated that it collects a broad array of users' personal information, including but not limited to a user's profile and account information, their precise location data, and information obtained through Cookies and Web Beacons. Can you explain exactly which information collected by Pokemon Go is necessary for the provision or improvement of services? Are there any other purposes for which Pokemon Go collects all of this information?
2. According to reports, Pokemon Go also requests permission to access a number of mobile capabilities, including but not limited to the ability to control vibration on a phone, prevent the phone from sleeping, and find contact accounts on the device. Can you explain exactly which features and capabilities are necessary for Pokemon Go to access for the provision or improvement of services? Are there any other purposes for which Pokemon Go has access to all of these features and capabilities?
3. If, in fact, some of the information collected and/or permissions requested by Pokemon GO are unnecessary for the provision of services, would Niantic consider making this collection/access opf-in, as opposed to requiring a user to opt-out of the collection/access?
4. Pokemon Go has stated that users' information can be shared with The Pokemon Company and "third party service providers." Can you provide a list of current service providers? Does Pokemon Go also share users' information with investors in Pokemon Go?
5. Pokemon Go has further indicated that it shares de-identified and aggregate data with other third parties for a multitude of purposes. Can you more exhaustively describe the purposes for which Pokemon Go would share or sell such data?
6. Can you describe how Niantic ensures parents provide meaningful consent for their child's use of Pokemon Go and thus the collection of their child's personal information? Apart from publicly available privacy policies, how does Niantic inform parents about how their child's information is collected and used?
7. According to reports, signing into Pokemon Go on iOS through a user's Google account gives Niantic full access to an individual's Google account without the user's knowledge. Niantic has since recognized that it erroneously asked for more permissions than it intended. Can you provide an update on any fix Niantic is seeking to correct this mistake? Also, please confirm that Niantic never collected or stored any information it gained access to as a result of this mistake.
Gamespot
1. Pokemon Go has stated that it collects a broad array of users' personal information, including but not limited to a user's profile and account information, their precise location data, and information obtained through Cookies and Web Beacons. Can you explain exactly which information collected by Pokemon Go is necessary for the provision or improvement of services? Are there any other purposes for which Pokemon Go collects all of this information?
2. According to reports, Pokemon Go also requests permission to access a number of mobile capabilities, including but not limited to the ability to control vibration on a phone, prevent the phone from sleeping, and find contact accounts on the device. Can you explain exactly which features and capabilities are necessary for Pokemon Go to access for the provision or improvement of services? Are there any other purposes for which Pokemon Go has access to all of these features and capabilities?
3. If, in fact, some of the information collected and/or permissions requested by Pokemon GO are unnecessary for the provision of services, would Niantic consider making this collection/access opf-in, as opposed to requiring a user to opt-out of the collection/access?
4. Pokemon Go has stated that users' information can be shared with The Pokemon Company and "third party service providers." Can you provide a list of current service providers? Does Pokemon Go also share users' information with investors in Pokemon Go?
5. Pokemon Go has further indicated that it shares de-identified and aggregate data with other third parties for a multitude of purposes. Can you more exhaustively describe the purposes for which Pokemon Go would share or sell such data?
6. Can you describe how Niantic ensures parents provide meaningful consent for their child's use of Pokemon Go and thus the collection of their child's personal information? Apart from publicly available privacy policies, how does Niantic inform parents about how their child's information is collected and used?
7. According to reports, signing into Pokemon Go on iOS through a user's Google account gives Niantic full access to an individual's Google account without the user's knowledge. Niantic has since recognized that it erroneously asked for more permissions than it intended. Can you provide an update on any fix Niantic is seeking to correct this mistake? Also, please confirm that Niantic never collected or stored any information it gained access to as a result of this mistake.
KnightFall500 03 July 2009
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Bob the Third 30 May 2012
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Apparently downloading the offline version of your areas maps on Google Maps helps. I have done this and the game has used 25mb with about 1-2 hours of being on data - not sure if its made any difference
Also the app updated for me from the Playstore (remember I installed through this and not the APK download). Not sure what the update process will be for people that went the APK route.
Also the app updated for me from the Playstore (remember I installed through this and not the APK download). Not sure what the update process will be for people that went the APK route.
Bob the Third 30 May 2012
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Corrosive said ...
Apparently downloading the offline version of your areas maps on Google Maps helps. I have done this and the game has used 25mb with about 1-2 hours of being on data - not sure if its made any difference
Also the app updated for me from the Playstore (remember I installed through this and not the APK download). Not sure what the update process will be for people that went the APK route.
Is the South African version on the Playstore?
The one I found Pokémon GO APP seems to be a beta version.
