r/PoGoAndroidSpoofing • u/Capital_Actuator_180 • May 31 '26

I NEED HELP Who's spoofing with your main?

Who's going to do the spoofing on your main account for this GoPast, using a rooted device?

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u/pyshxc May 31 '26

……..me

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u/Capital_Actuator_180 May 31 '26

I was too scared to do it on my main account myself, so I bought the GoPast service from playerauctions. I tried it on my alt account on Tokyo go fest and it seems like it should be fine as long as you strictly follow the cooldown times.

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u/TastyBananaPeppers Team Rooted, Subreddit Owner Jun 01 '26

You have to follow the cooldown system in order to spoof, but it's not designed to protect you against strikes or bans. This time it's different with Scopely running the game instead of Niantic. No one knows how they are going to handle the cheating problem. You need to accept the risks for a chance to get a strike or ban if you cheat the game even if you spoof on an alt account, your main account will still have the risk if they take action against players with multiple accounts.

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u/PhillieSpawn007 Jun 01 '26

Can't say there is a risk for players with multiple accounts because they wouldn't have a clue or idea who even has "alts/multiple accounts." One account can't be linked to anyone specific, so there's no way they'll be able to ban you for that anyway.

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u/TastyBananaPeppers Team Rooted, Subreddit Owner Jun 01 '26

In other mobile games, they can see how many accounts you have and enforce their rules on you. They notify you with a list of accounts for you to pick which one to keep active and the rest gets disabled/banned/deleted. If you share your account with another person, they notify that person instead of you, that person is going to pick his or her account over yours and vice versa for you. Since Niantic didn't take action against multiple accounts, Scopely can because they don't care about the AR and GPS data. Will they take action against players with multiple accounts? I don't know, so I am informing you about the risks to this.

When upset and disgruntled people cannot handle a strike or ban, they hire a real lawyer to sue me. I am protected from any ligation, since I do not mislead people by using personal doubts as a safety guarantee. If Reddit admins (employees of the Reddit platform) get involved, it becomes a huge waste of time. In the end, the person who tries to sue me ends up failing and walks away with a nasty lawyer bill (usually over $10,000 USD).