Niantic now logging player info, careful

[theunknownman]

"Servers Were updated.
They've been logging:
"app.version" "app.token" "sid" "device.os_version" "device.carrier" "AT&T" "device.limit_ad_tracking" "device.type" "phone", "device.manufacturer" "sdk.version" "device.jailbroken" "device.hardware" "screen.scale" "device.connection" "user_attributes" "past_session_time"
You can be sure that if you've been playing from a computer through the use of an emulator that your account has been flagged. This information is logged on their servers so you can't 'un-flag' yourself in any way. It's only a matter of time before spoofers are getting banned. Still report the spoofers, as it goes against Twitch's terms of service too. You were already warned not to spoof when you created your account, just like in Ingress you will not be warned again but receive a permanent ban.
source"

source - https://www.reddi*****m/r/pokemongo/c...0m&sh=bdc2c7f3

[Plutonsvea]

That's been there since launch. Apparently the packet that most of us should worry about is encrypted anyway.

[Lxys]

It's not player information, it's device information. This is how they could possibly tell if you are botting

[Vicarious]

pretty sure that this is mainly for advertising ....

[clamb]

Take a look at the facts before you start a useless thread.
Thanks!

[[MPGH]Psychotic]

Yeah that's for spoofers and what not. Bots already bypass this.

[[MPGH]Dave84311]

You shouldn't really be worried about that... Your in game actions if you are botting, using a teleporter, etc. are a whole lot more telling.

[Employer]

You shouldn't really be worried about that... Your in game actions if you are botting, using a teleporter, etc. are a whole lot more telling.

I'd assume the fact that your user has been going a constant 50 km/h for over 24 hrs straight could be a sign. Or how you haven't missed a throw. There will probably be some legit guy in Japan who gets banned with the botters