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Source: Niantics |
Niantic Labs, the developer of Pokemon Go, responded to the rampant bot use by automatically banning any player who uses the game. While Niantic there's no official statement on how they ban players, they might target both IP addresses and actual player accounts. IP bans are different than player bans in that they allow players to log into Pokemon Go, but no Pokemon, gyms, or PokeStops appear within the game.
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After running the test, Niantic eventually flagged the IP and banned it. This inadvertently led to Niantic banning every single user who had a Proximus's cell coverage, as banning Proximus's national IP address meant that all Proximus users could no longer use their mobile data to access the game. It's likely whoever flagged the IP address was unaware that it wasn't a private/personal IP address.
The Redditor who allegedly caused the ban later claimed that he didn't actually go through with the test and that Niantic pre-emptively banned the entire country of Belgium after reading his posts.
Update:
From Reddit:
Although, banning cheaters should be a priority for Pokemon Go, but maybe a country-wide ban is a bit absurd?
Reference: Pokemon Go User Gets An Entire Country Banned From Game
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