“Most apps that help you cheat at Pokémon Go might show you where Pokémon are, or help you spoof your GPS location,” Bartel said. Last week, Pokémon Go creator Niantic Labs updated its terms of service to outlaw the use of bots that help people catch Pokémon. He said that more than 4,000 Pokémon Go players have used the bot since its launch, he said. “Niantic hasn’t taken action yet, but they probably will soon, as they’ve just now started to take a stronger stance against botting,” Bartel told VentureBeat in an email. But this little piece of tech faces an uncertain future as the makers of the monster-catching sensation crack down on those who don’t follow its rules. Insta-PokéGo, a new bot that enables you to cheat at Pokémon Go, launched Wednesday. The bot comes from a group of current and former Dropbox engineers, according to co-creator Steven Bartel.
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