Pokémon Go seems simple and trivial, but also touches on more serious issues. In Israel, for example, the army has banned its soldiers play Pokémon Go on their military bases by security issues.
According to reports Associated Press, the militia israeli is concerned of that important secret strategic can do is public, due mainly to them phones with which is plays release too much information to the outside. And if it comes to war and military matters, information about the location of the bases is very, too sensitive.
And if a bogus application would go through Pokémon Go and release even more information? That would be worse.
Since yesterday, Pokémon Go is available in much of Latin America, from Mexico to Chile, and the response from the public has been expected. Hundreds of thousands leaving the street to catch Pokemon while they don’t pay attention to traffic signs or the rest of people. Inside little one might expect news concerning accidents or any type of problem generated by the game. Because more that are sure something is going to happen.
Level 5, I’ll much honor.
