Pokemon Go Brings Back Remote Berry Feeding...But There's Still a Major Bug
Pokemon Go has brought back remote feeding after unceremoniously turning off the feature last [...]
A Major Bug
While Pokemon Go declined to give details about why they shut down the remote feeding system, it's believed that they needed to fix several bugs related to the new feature. For one, some players claimed they could feed their Pokemon unlimited berries through the system, while others noted that using remote feeding caused the game to automatically "un-favorite" their Pokemon, leaving them vulnerable to an accidental transfer.
Last night, Pokemon Go turned remote feeding back on. Although Pokemon Go seems to have shut down the "unlimited berries" glitch, using the remote feeding system will still automatically un-favorite your Pokemon in the gym.
Players will need to keep vigilant when using remote berry feeding. While it's a great source of Stardust (players can earn 2,400 Stardust per gym when they use the feature,) they might also accidentally lose a Pokemon if they're not careful.
We'll see how long this glitch stays active and whether its continued presence is enough of a reason for Pokemon Go to turn it off again.
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