In this regard, Niantic also implemented a penalty escalation system, designed to help players reform before losing their Pokemon Go account.īelow we’ll go over how the new punishment system works. On the other hand, a suspension or permanent account ban are basically restrictions from being able to log into Pokemon Go altogether for a while or permanently. That can take somewhere between a few hours to a day. Regardless, if you’d like to check the entire list of reasons that can lead to a Pokemon Go ban, here are Niantic’s Player Guidelines.Īs you might already know, there are 2 types of bans you can receive in Pokemon Go, namely a soft ban (or catch flee ban), and a temporary or permanent Pokemon Go account ban.īoth the soft ban and catch flee ban merely prevent you from doing certain things in game, for a while, such as catching Pokemons or spinning PokeStops.Īlthough some time ago you were able to remove your own soft ban by spinning PokeStops for a bit, all you need to do nowadays is wait it out. using a rooted or jailbroken mobile phone.Īlthough some of you might believe that using a VPN to play Pokemon Go is a bannable offense, you’d be happy to hear that it isn’t.Īs long as you’re not changing the actual GPS coordinates, you’re safe to play behind a VPN.making use of exploits, bugs and glitches to gain an unfair advantage.using any other software that would provide you with an unfair advantage, such as speed.inappropriate behavior, in the form of obscene names (for your Pokemons or Trainer nickname).using bots or other automation software.spoofing your location, by changing your GPS coordinates.using any type of emulators, be it on computer or phone.
Here are the most common reasons for which a player can end up banned in Pokemon Go:
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