I have no idea, (((they))) don't like good info
(((Entertainment Media))) & the CIA
Luis Williams
Austin Hernandez
I remember hearing about this when the game first came out. I knew there was something fishy about an app that uses your real-life location ingame.
Asher Anderson
Aren't you tired of winning?
answered with an esoteric question
Nathaniel Moore
It takes a week for a thread to reach the bottom.
Austin Fisher
Not only that but they had access to your entire google profile (mail, location, search history, everything) and it was an (((accident))).
Here's some articles I Found:
If you signed into Pokemon Go with your Google account, you might have just handed your digital life over to the game's developers.
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The app doesn't always gain explicit permission when iPhone and iPad users sign up to the game with their Google account."
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>(((Polygon))) "Looking at the security permissions tied to a Pokémon Go player's account shows that the game has "full account access" automatically.
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No user data has been accessed, and Google and Niantic are working on fixes."
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looking for monsters to nab, quietly gets "full access" to players' Google accounts. And check out the small print that goes with it. "
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BBC: "Pokemon Go firm fixes 'full Google access' error"
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Parker Bell
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Jeremiah White
that bitch didnt need a heart attack needle. this thread is a false flag
Ryder Carter
That's the only thing you got out of the post?
Whatcha doin Rabbi?
Hudson Hernandez
Thanks NYT!
Nathan Green