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• 2 days ago  Pokemon Go is currently hosting a Sustainability Week event, in which players 'clean up' trashy Pokemon while learning about sustainability.
• Cyberpunk 2077 Tweet Mocking Pokemon Go Crashes Didn’t Age Well. On May 18, 2020, the Pokemon Go Twitter account announced that changes are coming to the Community Day voting system. The two Pokemon that receive the most votes will be featured during the next Community Day events. Players got a chance to vote for Squirtle, Weedle, Sandshrew.
• Pokemon Go has plenty of other content to keep fans busy, such as regular weekly events, but the lack of Team Go Rocket is a strange bug. It's been a while since Pokemon Go has entirely disabled a.

What are Pokemon Go friend codes?

Pokemon Go friend codes given in this website are Pokemon Go trainer codes used in Niantic augmented reality game Pokemon Go. Each Pokemon Go Friend code consists of 12 numeric digits. This Pokemon Go friend code is used to identity each Pokemon Go player in Pokemon Go game. The Pokemon Go friend code for each Pokemon Go player or trainer is generated uniquely.

How to Find my Pokemon GO Friend Code?

In the Pokemon Go game, tap your avatar on left bottom of the screen. Then select FRIENDS section on right top. Next, select Add Friend. Your Pokemon Go Trainer Code is shown here. This Pokemon Go Trainer code (or Pokemon Go Friend Code) should be exchanged with your Pokemon Go friends or trainers to add you as their friend.

How to add Pokemon Go friends?

To add a Pokemon Go trainer as your friend, their 12-digit Pokemon Go Trainer code or is required. To add a new friend, in Pokemon Go game, go to Friends section. Then select Add Friend and enter 12-digit Pokemon Go Friend Code. If you have the QR Code already, select QR Code and scan the Pokemon Go QR code with your camera. When you have Pokemon Go friend in your Pokemon Go friends list you can send or receive gifts with them, raid battle or even trade Pokemon.

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How to add my Pokemon Go Friend Code to this website?

First login here to add your Pokemon Go Friend Code, because we provide the options to hide your friend code at anytime on your choice or to send personal messages to other Pokemon Go trainer using their Pokemon Go Friend Code.

Send Personal Messages to Pokemon Go friends

When an account is created at this website, you can send personal messages to other Pokemon Go trainers registered in this website if they have allowed to receive messages in their profile settings.

Active Pokemon Go friend codes only

You may have added my code some time back, but you cannot see it anymore in this site; why? We display here Pokemon Go friend codes for active Pokemon Go trainers only. Your friend code may be removed after some time due to inactivity. Log in to your profile and add status updates continuously to keep your friend code top of our list. Updating your status in your profile boosts your code to top of this website.

Much of the world has been affected by COVID-19, and as safety procedures are put in place, many companies are changing their way of operating. The Pokemon Company has faced various challenges because of its popular mobile game, Pokemon GO.

Pokemon GO is played mainly by walking around in public and being active, and because of that, Pokemon GO has changed aspects of the game to encourage self-isolation and prevent the spread of the coronavirus. The mobile game has tweaked some mechanics to prevent people from having to go outside to play. Pokemon GO has also taken steps outside of the game to encourage people to stay safe. As of today, Pokemon GO has changed its Twitter bio to remove phrases that encourage leaving the house.

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Pokemon GO has removed the phrases 'stepping outside' and 'Getting up and GO!' from its Twitter bio. This change comes a few days after a man in Italy was cited for playing the game in public, which defied Italy's quarantine. It is possible that they made this change to prevent more situations like that from happening. By changing the phrasing on their Twitter bio, Pokemon GO is sending a message that even a small action is necessary for protecting the public.

Anytime the Pokemon GO app is opened, various messages pop up warning players not to enter dangerous areas, trespass, or drive while playing. Pokemon GO could benefit by placing messages encouraging safe practices such as self-isolating, washing hands, and being aware of symptoms. However, since Pokemon GO is played all over the world, a universal message would not fit all regions.

Changing mechanics has made it possible to play at home, but Pokemon GO is trying to go even further to enable players to have the same experiences as playing the game normally. Some aspects of the game like gyms, raids, and Pokestops can only be accessed by traveling, so Pokemon GO has provided rewards that would normally be earned in public spots. Items like Pokeballs and Incense have been practically given away in the shop and rare Pokemon are rewards for new quests players can participate in right from the comfort of their home.

Pokemon GO has faced challenges with player safety before, but this is by far the biggest challenge. Pokemon GO has adapted and will continue to try to ensure player safety through the pandemic. Changing the Twitter bio may seem like a small action, but anything to encourage players to be safe is necessary during this time.

Pokemon GO is available now in select regions on Android and iOS devices.

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