Upset Pokemon GO players are requesting refunds for their in-app purchases, and they are getting them.<\/p>\n
Many Pokemon GO players around the world are upset about the removal of footprint tracking<\/strong>, and are requesting refunds for all of their in-app microtransactions, reports Kotaku<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n This follows the\u00a0recent update<\/a><\/strong> for Pokemon GO which has sparked frustration amongst the player base.<\/p>\n Android and iOS players have reportedly <\/a><\/strong>been successful in claiming back all the money they spent on in-app items using\u00a0the removal of footprint tracking as a reason for the refund.<\/p>\n Third-party tracking apps using Niantic’s API have also been shut down, meaning that it is now far more difficult for players to find and capture specific Pokemon.<\/p>\n Pokemon GO\u00a0developer Niantic has not yet commented on\u00a0the latest update’s reception or the large number of\u00a0refund requests.<\/p>\n Behind Pokemon GO\u2019s missing footprints and why people are so upset<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n How to build a powerful next-gen gaming PC for under R11,000<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n
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