Pokémon Go collects extensive user data, including precise location information, which may be used for purposes beyond gameplay, such as training AI models. While Niantic, the game's developer, states in its privacy policy that user data is collected, there are concerns about transparency regarding its use. The data collected can provide insights into consumer behavior and foot traffic, raising privacy implications and security risks, especially for vulnerable populations. Ultimately, the article calls for greater transparency and user control over personal data in the context of gaming.