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This leads Steranka to conclude that Scopely will allow them to “be able to continue to operate Pokémon Go the same way we ...
Pokémon Go will "never" get pop-up ads, and your location data won't be shared with the Saudi government
Pokémon Go developer Niantic has discussed the game's future following its impending sale to Monopoly Go maker Scopely.
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Pokemon GO Director Addresses Fan Concerns After Scopely Purchase
Pokemon GO director Michael Steranka addresses several community concerns after it was announced Scopely would be helming the ...
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Pokemon Go Director Says Players' Data Won't Be Sold, No Intrusive Ads
Michael Steranka, the senior director of Pokemon Go, has a message for fans who are worried about what the game's new owners ...
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Pokémon Go director addresses concerns about its new owners and the future of the game
‘We will not be building into our games any type of obtrusive ads or anything like that’ ...
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Pokémon Go Director Says Obtrusive Ads Will 'Not Now, Not Ever' Happen After Scopely Acquisition
Pokémon Go, alongside Niantic's broader gaming division, was recently acquired by mobile gaming juggernaut Scopely. The $3.5 ...
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‘Not now, not ever’: Pokemon Go exec says Scopely acquisition won’t lead to intrusive ads or timed energy
In an interview with Polygon, Steranka – who has worked on Pokémon Go for the past eight years – was asked if the Scopely ...
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Pokemon GO Director Addresses Fan Concerns After Scopely Purchase
Pokemon GO director Michael Steranka addresses fans' concerns amid Scopely's acquisition and confirms intrusive ads will never be included. Niantic does not sell player data to third parties ...
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"Not now, not ever" Pokemon Go exec tells players concerned about its new corporate overlords adding in "intrusive" ads or dodgy time limits
They're sticking to the line about Saudi-backed Scopely adopting an 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it' approach to the big ...