In case you get it working on an Android, don’t forget to let us know via the comments section below. If you would like this to change, please reach out to Niantic directly.
When you see your security index, click Optimize Now. Now launch KingRoot, scroll to the bottom of the application and click Try, and then click Fix Now. Niantic went out of their way to make Pokmon GO unplayable on rooted devices and emulators such as BlueStacks and we’re no longer supporting it. To do this, open Bluestacks, click on the apk icon on the left, open the respective KingRoot apk on your computer, and KingRoot will automatically install in seconds. While certainly not officially supported and being more of a bug than a feature, Pokemon Go in landscape mode is easy enough to achieve on iOS, and while the same trick may work on Android, we’ve not yet managed to make it happen on our test device – a Nexus 5X. We are sad to announce that it is time to say Bye-Bye to Pokmon GO. So it’s probably a good thing that there is actually a way to force Pokemon Go into landscape mode on the iPhone. That may not normally be an issue, but in a game where being able to see a map and spot Pokemon a mile off is an important part of the experience, a widescreen landscape view of that map would certainly come in beneficial. Whether you are a fan of the game or not, you can’t help but be impressed with what Niantic has managed to create, except one rather obvious design flaw – the game can’t be played in landscape orientation. It’s everywhere, whether it’s on your phone or being played by the person sat next to you on the bus, or by someone stood in front of you in the line at the bar, you are never likely to be far from a smartphone with Pokemon Go installed.
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