PoGo, the Pokémon Go port stops working due to the Niantic update

  • Niantic has no plans to release Pokémon Go for Windows Phone.
  • The latest update affected apps like PoGo, rendering them disabled.
  • PoGo developers are facing difficulties with Niantic's API.
  • There is no long-term solution planned for PoGo users.

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It seems that Niantic does not want to spread the profits it is having with its famous video game nor does it want to make more versions of Pokémon Go for other platforms. This is a problem for many users, especially Windows Phone users, who did not have an official version and now the unofficial version seems disabled.

After the last update of the video game, Niantic has updated the API and servers, making certain apps and certain games like PoGo stop working. So if you were really playing Pokémon Go on your Windows 10 Mobile and it stopped working, know that it is because of the new Niantic update.

Niantic could help PoGo developers to get Windows Phone to have Pokémon Go

Currently PoGo developers are working on a solution to make this port available againHowever, the developers are not optimistic and think that there will be no solution. The problem lies in the encryption of Niantic's servers that prevents any external or unapproved application such as PoGo from accessing them.

This is a problem because despite getting a solution, PoGo developers and users will have the same problem update after update, and can even cause PoGo to be abandoned.

Some developer, via Github He has talked about abandoning it as they are unwilling to stand behind Niantic and its server updates, something that would be a huge bummer for many who use PoGo as a client to hunt Pokémon. The interesting and positive thing would be that Niantic would give a certificate or something similar to the PoGo developers for its operation since Niantic will not create an app for Windows Phone, but it seems that such a thing will not happen. This may be due to Niantic finally releasing a Pokémon Go app for Windows Phone What do you think? Do you think such a thing will happen?


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      George O. said

    What a bad wave, let's hope Niantic catches the wave. he he

      Darius Olano said

    Any news on whether they already made it work? Or another alternative?

      Bers ser said

    Well in the end, the one who loses is Nintendo and Pokémon Company since they are the ones who lose customers who buy their games for not giving a good service to their users.

    My anger I hope does not pass until you give good service to your customers.