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Pokémon Go

Published on 14 July 201614 July 2016 by Jonathan Crowe

With Pokémon Go players turning up outside private homes that have somehow been designated, in game terms, as “gyms,” The Atlantic’s Robinson Meyer asks where exactly Pokémon Go is getting its mapping data from. [Jay Owens]

Adding Pokémon Go gym locations to OpenStreetMap is a no-no, by the way. [James Fee]

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