Pokemon Go developer Niantic Labs has revealed new information about when players can expect the game's battery saving option to be reinstated, while also providing an update on the game's continued worldwide rollout.
A new Facebook post reveals why the game's battery saving option on iOS was removed from the app and when players can expect it to be reinstated.
"We had removed this feature as several users were experiencing it to be buggy, but we are fairly confident that a fix for this should roll out within the next several days," the post reads.
The battery saving app allowed players, while leaving the app on, to reduce its drain on the phone battery when the phone was turned and held upside down. The phone would still then vibrate when nearby Pokemon appeared, however, the feature was removed in a recent update.
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A new Facebook post reveals why the game's battery saving option on iOS was removed from the app and when players can expect it to be reinstated.
"We had removed this feature as several users were experiencing it to be buggy, but we are fairly confident that a fix for this should roll out within the next several days," the post reads.
The battery saving app allowed players, while leaving the app on, to reduce its drain on the phone battery when the phone was turned and held upside down. The phone would still then vibrate when nearby Pokemon appeared, however, the feature was removed in a recent update.
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