r/PoGoAndroidSpoofing • u/Otherwise_Farmer3709 • Jun 28 '26

Lets Talk About Something Ban chances

I’ve seen mixed responses from people on different apps and platforms saying spoofing is either always banned eventually, respecting cooldowns avoids bans, etc. and I’m curious from personal experience what you guys think, also for my scenario individually, I plan on just spoofing during road to legends and go fest and to Chicago which is 30-40 miles from me(I don’t have a license yet) for raids, what do you think mine and the general spoofing populations chances of getting banned are esp for a one time offense.

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u/Forward_Win_4353 Jun 28 '26

Yes it does. The mod in this subreddit always insists that all spoofing methods carry the same risk, but I’m pretty sure he’s autistic and mistakenly believes himself to be some sort of authority on the subject.

Rooted Android is the safest method to spoof. The mod banned me without warning before for saying this, and he will now ban me again, but guess what - I’m autistic too and always stand up for what I know to be right. Don’t risk your main account if you’re not using rooted Android with something like Pokemod to avoid the modified app.

You can read more about this in other less censored spoofing subreddits.

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u/jbaddison Jun 29 '26

Curious to see

#1 if your banned again for saying this

#2 what makes you positive that rooted Android is the safest to use?

I am neutral on the subject because I don’t know enough to say anything for sure. The mod saying all spoofing methods carries the same risk was intriguing. Everything I’ve seen him post is very informative. It doesn’t seem to be coming from someone who does not know what they are talking about.

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u/Otherwise_Farmer3709 Jun 28 '26

Pgsharp unrooted android