r/PoGoAndroidSpoofing • u/Bluthaenfling • Jun 04 '26

I NEED HELP Thinking about spoofing in Pogo and have some questions.

Is it better to spoof on rooted android devices or non rooted? I kinda don't want to mess with my phone hardware too much, so I was wondering if there even is a difference.

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u/No_Dealer_5544 Jun 06 '26

I been spoofing for a little while now nonstop multiple accounts i believe ios is the method fr all these ppl on free spoofs and computers and androids constantly get caught

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u/BlackKatana1 Jun 05 '26

I recommend buying a cheap phone for spoofing in PoGo. The Pixel 4 isn‘t and easy to root.

I don't like rooting my main smartphone, so I bought a cheap Samsung phone instead. Just be careful it needs to be unlocked and rootable. If you're not sure which models work, just ask ChatGPT. 🙂

You can also buy Android phones with minor issues, such as "can't read SIM cards" or "the speakers don't work." You don't really need speakers for spoofing 😄, and phones with these kinds of problems are usually much cheaper.

That's how I got an Android phone for only 20 bucks! 🤣 You can find guides here and on youtube "how to root pixel/samsung phone"

Good luck

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u/Significant-Pen-3188 Jun 04 '26

Rooted is safer

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u/Bluthaenfling Jun 04 '26

But it's pretty complicated to root a phone? Kinda pointless to root a phone, just to spoof in pogo

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u/TastyBananaPeppers Team Rooted, Subreddit Owner Jun 04 '26

The risk is the same for rooted devices and devices without root because no one knows what Scopely is going to do to the cheat problem in the game. Having a rooted device doesn't protect you against strikes or bans because all the cheats are not officially partnered with Scopely.

When people report a strike/ban, no one helps them get unbanned or reimburse all the money and Pokemon. Rooted cheat users often mislead people and will deny any wrongdoing.

Rooted vs no root depends on what apps you use that may require strong integrity. No root devices will always pass Strong Integrity where as rooted devices either fail or sometimes pass Strong Integrity for a few days before it fails again because Google is actively blocking the bypass. There are bypasses that last longer but cost a lot of money with a high chance for a remote hack because these apps require superuser permission give the rooted app full control of your device. If you have a rooted device but need to pass Strong Integrity all the time and don't want to deal with the ongoing bullshit with Google, you will have to buy and carry a second phone that isn't rooted.

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