Pokémon Go has turned into a true and resounding fever. Every day we find new and peculiar cases about how Pokémon Go is affecting users around the world in all areas. The reality is that Pokémon is a fairly long-lived saga, this is causing not only young people and children to suffer the consequences of addiction to their game, a significant number of people between 25 and 35 years old have literally grown up with these little monsters digital. An important aeronautical company has just hung posters prohibiting Pokémon Go to its workers, it is not a dish of good taste that they waste their working hours playing with their mobile. But Today we are going to make a compilation of all the curious cases in which Pokemon Go is the culprit.
The company we are talking about is Boeing, and has not only limited itself to hanging posters throughout its entire warehouse, but has also sent emails to employees to verify the regulations. It is not the only major US company that has been forced to "ban" Pokémon Go from its facilities, that is, for employees. Other places like museums are joining this initiative, it can really be quite annoying to see staff hunting Pokémon in such a cultural place. This has been the email sent to Boeing employees.
Given the popularity of Pokémon Go and that users have not become aware that they should not use Pokémon Go at work (we have heard of a user who has been injured playing the game) we have decided to react and disable the installation of Pokémon Go in all devices. We have detected around 100 active installations of the application. The blacklist will erase from the device any application that we consider dangerous, now also Pokémon Go.
It is not the first nor will it be the last of the companies to take this measure, especially considering that these users have installed the application on company devices.
More curious Pokemon Go accidents
We are going to do a slight review about the curiosities that occurred after the installation of Pokemon Go, and that is that we already have almost a book. First of all we find a victim, his house, which was once a Church, is currently a Pokemon gym. Boon Sheridan from Massachusetts saw more and more young people crowd around his house, and he began to think he was losing his mind. Later he found out what was happening, his home had been identified as a Pokémon gym.
Living in an old Church involves many things. Today, my home is a Pokémon gym. This must be fascinating ...
But not only ordinary people are affected by this fever, in Australia, a police station was also invaded by young people who were chasing a "Sandshrew", another rather interesting Pokémon. The police warned through Facebook that they were not going to allow the young people to enter, and that they should take everyone from the street, although they took it with enough humor, we do not even want to imagine if they were North Americans ...
You should not enter the police station and you have to be careful when crossing the streets. Sandsrew isn't going anywhere for now. Stay safe and Catch'em all!
Driving and Pokémon Go are bad company, and you should avoid it at all costs. Australian police in New South Wales have fined two drivers so far this week for playing Pokémon. The offense has cost the guilty 325 dollars and 4 points of his driving license.
Finally, a peculiar American who dedicated himself to hunt a "Pidgey" just as his wife was about to enter the delivery room, That's how it went. The photograph became viral (it is the head of this section) with more than 3 million visits on Imgur, and it was accompanied by the following text:
When your wife is about to have a baby and Pokémon shows up and you have to low-key catch it…
He took it with humor and calm, in addition, later he posted another picture with his son just after his birth.
Every day people are more subnormal. Amazing !