A recent Dutch report claims Niantic Spatial and Vantor used 30 billion Pokémon GO player scans to train military drones.

Pokemon Go is in the news for the worst reason possible. And, you’re going to want to sit down before you read this story.

Pokémon Go has begun testing a virtual item that helps play the game for you, throwing Pokéballs to catch creatures, and ...

Source: Niantic Niantic announced on the 12nd that it will host the Seoul on-site event for 'Pokémon GO Fest 2026: Global,' ...

Pokémon GO Spotlight Hour returns as a weekly Thursday event starting June 18, 2026, with Swinub leading the first confirmed ...

Information captured by Pokémon GO players will be used to train military drones and robots, according to DroneXL, from a ...

Pokémon GO is testing the new Explorer Gadget, an in-game item that automatically throws PokéBalls and spins PokéStops while the app is closed.

Pokémon Go ’s second Go Fest lead-up event is themed around Spark, the leader of Team Instinct. " Spark's Caretaking Quest " ...

Data collected from Pokémon Go players have been used to train an AI model that could support military drones. The software ...

Taking part in the Candela's Quest for Victory event in Pokémon Go? Then it's a good idea to know the research tasks and the ...

For One Exhilarating Weekend in Chicago, Pokémon Go Was My All-Consuming Passion ...

Pokémon Go adds Choose Your Path Timed Research, letting you pick weekly goals alongside updated daily bonuses and events ...