Fully compatible with the latest iOS 18, PoGoskill offers a 0-ban guarantee and utilizes cutting-edge technology to redefine the landscape of location spoofing.
Curious to learn more? Continue reading to discover why PoGoskill is the ideal choice for safe and effective Pokémon GO spoofing.
Part 1. Game Mode Selection
PoGoskill Game Mode optimizes your device for location-based games like Pokémon GO and Monster Hunter Now. By prioritizing game performance and minimizing background activity, it ensures smoother gameplay with improved responsiveness.
Begin by installing and launching PoGoskill on your computer. Click "Start" to proceed.
Step 2
Connect your device to your computer using a USB cable.
Step 3
In the main PoGoskill interface, select "Game Mode" to activate location spoofing within the Pokémon GO app.
Part 2. Bluetooth Tech Guide
PoGoskill offers a secure Bluetooth connection for official games like Pokemon Go and MHN, enabling location spoofing without needing cracked versions. It supports most LBS games and peripherals like PG Plus.
Once you've chosen Game Mode, just follow the simple steps to connect your phone and computer via Bluetooth.
iOS 18 or lower: Go to Bluetooth settings and connect.
iOS 18 and above: Connect from the control center Bluetooth menu.
If connection fails: Toggle Bluetooth off and on, then reconnect.
Step 2
Then, follow the on-screen prompts to pair your phone and computer.
Step 3
On the map page, turn off Location Services, Wi-Fi, and your cellular data. Wait 10 seconds, then turn them back on. You can skip to Section 2.3 for a quick way to do this with a single tap!
Step 4
Correct location errors manually after re-entering Game Mode. If unsuccessful, restart and try again.
2.2 Connecting on macOS
Step 1
Allow Bluetooth access for PoGoskill. When prompted, click "Allow".
Step 2
Another Option: Click the button to open Bluetooth settings. Enter your password and choose "Later".
Step 3
Crucial: Begin by enabling Bluetooth on your phone. Next, find and connect to your Mac. This step helps your phone find the Mac's Bluetooth, preventing "Connection Failed" errors when connecting directly to the Mac.
Step 4
Tap "Pair" on your phone, then click "Pair" on your Mac to establish the connection.
2.3 Advanced Cellular Data Shortcut
Want to quickly turn location services and data on or off for PoGoskill? There's a handy shortcut for that!
Step 1. Open any browser on your iPhone and input this link: https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/ 5bb90787616148eb9b608fda04e48fc7
Step 2. Click "Get Shortcut" and it'll whisk you to your Shortcuts app.
Step 3. Tap "Add Shortcut" to save it.
Step 4. Look for the "Restart" icon in your Shortcuts app.
Step 5. Tap "Restart" and choose "Close" from the prompt. This shuts down your Wi-Fi and cellular data.
Step 6. You'll be taken to your Location Services settings. Tap "Turn Off" to disable it too.
Step 7. Just tap the "Restart" shortcut in your Shortcuts app.
Step 8. It'll take you to Location Services where you can turn it on with a single tap.
Step 9. Wi-Fi, cellular data, and location services all spring back to life, no extra steps needed.
If you're always switching between Wi-Fi and data after connecting with PoGoskill Bluetooth, this shortcut will save you a ton of time!
Q1. What to do if Bluetooth is not detected or stuck connecting with PoGoskill?
Method 1: Verify Bluetooth Hardware and Drivers
To ensure proper Bluetooth functionality, verify that your computer's Bluetooth hardware is working correctly. Check for any driver issues by opening Device Manager. If the Bluetooth device is recognized and has no error icons, it's functioning properly.
Otherwise, you may need to reinstall or update the drivers.
Method 2: Connect via Mobile Device
Attempt to connect your computer's Bluetooth through your mobile device by ensuring that your phone's Bluetooth is enabled. Then, search for your PC's Bluetooth name on your mobile device.
This method often helps resolve connection issues and facilitates smoother pairing.
Method 3: Restart Bluetooth or Your Device
If you're still unable to connect despite pairing the devices:
Step 1. Restart Bluetooth: Disable Bluetooth on both your phone and computer. After a brief pause, re-enable Bluetooth and attempt to connect again.
Step 2. Reboot Your Phone: If the problem continues, restarting your phone may resolve temporary connection issues.
Q2. Why am I stuck on the loading screen after connecting to Bluetooth with PoGoskill?
1. Check Network: Verify that both your computer and mobile device are connected to a stable internet connection.
2. Allow Loading Time: The app may take a few moments to load. Wait a minute or two before troubleshooting.
3. Reconnect Bluetooth: If the loading screen persists, disconnect and reconnect your Bluetooth devices. Ensure a stable network connection before reloading.
4. Restart Your Device: If the issue continues, restart your mobile device. Once rebooted, reconnect to Bluetooth and check if the loading issue is resolved.
Q3. Why isn't my location changing in Apple Maps?
If you've successfully connected to Bluetooth using PoGoskill but are experiencing issues with location spoofing in Pokémon Go or MH Now, or if your location appears grayed out in Apple Maps, follow these troubleshooting steps:
1. Restart Location Services and Network
Step 1. Restart Location Services: Go to your device settings, turn off Location Services for 10 seconds, then re-enable.
Step 2. Disable Cellular Data and Wi-Fi, then re-enable them after a short pause. A stable network is crucial for accurate location changes.
2. Limit Distance Changes
When modifying your location, avoid making significant jumps (e.g., across continents), as this may prevent the changes from applying correctly. Instead, opt for smaller, incremental adjustments to reduce the risk of detection by Pokémon Go or Apple Maps.
Q4. Why does my location revert quickly after modifying it on iOS 18?
If you find that your location is quickly reverting back to your actual location after modifying it with PoGoskill, follow these steps:
Step 1
Go to the PoGoskill Menu and select the Settings option.
Step 2
Turn on the Coordinate Oscillation feature. This helps prevent your location from reverting to your real location while connected.
Other Tips to Prevent Location Reversion:
When modifying your location, avoid making significant jumps (e.g., across continents), as this may prevent the changes from applying correctly.
Instead, opt for smaller, incremental adjustments to reduce the risk of detection by Pokémon Go or Apple Maps.
Tip 1. When using PoGoskill on a PC, ensure your Apple device's Bluetooth remains consistently enabled and connected to PoGoskill (via USB or Wi-Fi).
Tip 2. If your location reverts, avoid reconnecting Bluetooth. Instead, turn off Location Services, Cellular, and Wi-Fi, modify your location, then re-enable them.
Tip 3. Avoid frequent switching between apps to ensure a stable connection.
Tip 4. To prevent virtual location resets, limit the use of apps that heavily rely on location services, such as food delivery and ride-hailing apps.
Tip 5. Before entering the map page, use Gneral Mode once. Then, switch to Game Mode without changing your location on the map.
Q5. How do I unlink a device?
Unlinking Devices from PoGoskill is easy. Kindly follow the tips below:
Wi-Fi: To unlink your devices when using Wi-Fi, simply connect to a different network on either your computer or your phone. Alternatively, you can turn off Wi-Fi on both devices.
USB: If you're using a USB cable, simply unplug it from your device to disconnect from PoGoskill.
Bluetooth: To unlink Bluetooth devices, go to the Bluetooth settings on both your phone and computer. Find the connection between them and select Unpair or Forget to remove the pairing. This prevents any interference from previous connections.
Q6. How to fix Wi-Fi connection problems?
If your computer is currently connected to a broadband network, switch to a wireless network.
Win 10: Control Panel >> Network and Internet >> Network Connections >> right click to "Disabled" the previous network card.
Win 11: Control Panel >> Network and Internet >> Advanced Network Settings >> Disabled the Local Network.
