Niantic has started dishing out permanent bans to Pokemon Go cheaters. (Photo : Getty Images/Tomohiro Ohsumi)
Pokémon Go gamers can still capture Pokémon easily using available tools. While Niantic Labs shut down PokeVision, players have discovered PokeMesh as a good and reliable alternative.
The latest version of PokeMesh is out, and it improves Pokémon Go gameplay by featuring all available Pokémon around the gamer on a real-time map. The PokeMesh Real Time Map 4.10 as well shows available Pokémon at other areas, besides showing the remaining time for each Pokémon's availability. Similarly, the map shows other Pokémon Go features like Pokémon Gyms and PokeStops.
Pokémon Go players can also filter Pokémon that they would not wish to capture. The app can continue running in the background and give alerts when certain types of Pokémon appear. PokeMesh is currently available on Android only, with the latest version downloadable from APKPolice and APKMirror, and it can be installed on devices running at least on Android 4.1, according to Game N Guide.
The latest Pokémon Go update provides fixes for bugs and other tweaks of the game. The update follows version 4.0 and it is 20.37MB.
Niantic Labs previously unveiled a Pokémon Go update that caused several third-party map apps to stop functioning, according to MobiPicker. The PokeMesh APK update allowed the map to work again.
Most trainers reported that the new update is now working well, allowing them to capture specific Pokémon besides locating other essential elements in the game. Gamers can as well send their comments and feedback on the new update.
Pokémon Go gamers should be aware that using PokeMesh tracker would ask for their login credentials. Just like PokeVision and other third-party tracking tools, PokeMesh has a high chance of being shut down by the game developer for violating terms of service. As a result, players should take advantage of the app while it is still available, but the tool will not last for long. Stay tuned for more updates on Pokémon Go.
Here is a sneak peek to have a glimpse of how PokeMesh works:
