how to redo? need to create new account?

pokeball sudah beli ka

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bole main meh

aww aww aww
pika pika pika awww CHU!

hehh hehh

U in Malaysia meh

another 20 years, all kids will be laughing at us.

This post has been edited by Ph 7.00: Jul 12 2016, 09:15 AM

i am talking about they block due to rights and region shit

kan line digi tu

tweet pokemongomsia

cycle always continue like that loh.
Apa ini 2d games ? Apa ini 3d games ? apa ni 4d games ( Some clinic also abuse this term).. apa ini 5d ? dono what the f is this

This post has been edited by alien3d: Jul 12 2016, 09:34 AM

But time show 2pm.....

their real agenda is to let these lazy fellas to walk around and sweat a bit lah

LOL!

We are basically their data mining slave for Map

Where we go etc NSA all recording then they sell them to their highest bidder in the military

wow, didnt think of that

Don't care gladly sell my soul to the devil to do his bidding now as long as let me play PokemonGo now

is it here in malaysia?

http://www.theverge.com/2015/7/21/9012035/...ocation-history

If you're all-in on Google services — say, if you use Google Now on your smartphone — you're likely aware of the fact that Google tracks your location to serve you useful information. What you might not realize is just how much location data Google has on you. Surprisingly enough, the company has just turned that somewhat creepy bit of info into a new feature called Your Timeline. For Google Maps users on Android and on the web, this feature will let you "visualize your real-world routines" — a less sketchy way of saying you can see everywhere that Google has tracked you with its Location History setting. (It's worth noting that Location History is an opt-in setting, but also worth a reminder that people could have turned it on without realizing exactly how much detailed data it grabs.)



This post has been edited by JimbeamofNRT: Jul 12 2016, 09:57 AM