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Holocaust Museum: Stop catching Pokemon here
Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia also asked visitors to refrain from playing the app. "We are looking into how the museum can be removed from it". "But this game falls very much outside that", he added. Pokemon Go features the museum as a landmark and as such can be home to the highly sought after Pokemon .
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Update for Pokémon Go Adjusts Account Permissions, No Longer Requires Full Access
When signing up for the game through Google, iOS users are required to give game maker Niantic full access to their account. The app update was released for iOS on the App Store at the time of this writing, but was not available for Android on the Google Play store yet.
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First Pokemon Go Update Now Live
Niantic stated overnight that the security issue was due to what they called an "erroneous permissions request". V1.0.1 now only asks to see your email addresses and your basic information. "'Full account access' is not the best wording, and should probably be changed on Google's end", independent Slack security engineer Ari Rubenstein wrote .
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Pokemon Go Australia log-in complaints grow; Nintendo shares fall 6 percent
As hundreds continue to flood the parks around Bakersfield searching for Pokemon , security experts are warning players to pay attention to their settings. Meanwhile cases of armed robberies and injuries involving Pokemon Go players have also been reported. Pokemon can appear anywhere: On the street.
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Pokemon Go brings spike in business to Old Market
This wristband - once paired with your phone - will vibrate whenever you're near a Pokemon or come to a Pokestop. If you don't want to waste PokeBalls on hard to catch Pokemon (the ones with red or yellow "catch circles), be sure to feed them a Razz Berry first as it makes catching them much easier".
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Three Arrested In "Credible" Plot to Kill Baton Rouge Police Officers
Eight guns were stolen from the pawn shop Saturday before 2 p.m., police said. Officers were able to detain one of the four suspects that morning, a 17-year-old male, and determined the burglary was part of a plan to target officers in the Baton Rouge area.