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Pokemon go xposed

📱 Xposed module for Pokemon Go - Circumvents the certificate pinning by injecting the expected SSL trust chain, allows you to MITM and to configure a custom API endpoint.

From rastapasta·Updated April 24, 2026·View on GitHub·
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This Xposed module takes care of always letting the Pokemon Go app think it's in its trusted surrounding. Whatever trust chain is actually established when connecting to the API, it will be replaced with the one expected by the app. The project is written primarily in Java, distributed under the MIT License license, first published in 2016. Key topics include: certificate, certificate-pinning, chain-of-trust, hack, pokemon.

Latest release: v2.2Fix for other endpoints connected to via same logic
August 24, 2016View Changelog →

Pokemon Go Xposed - Let it trust, let it trust!

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This Xposed module takes care of always letting the Pokemon Go app think it's in its trusted surrounding.
Whatever trust chain is actually established when connecting to the API, it will be replaced with the one expected by the app.

This makes MITM thingies like pokemon-go-mitm work again :)

Additionally it lets you set a custom API endpoint instead of the hardcoded one, making community servers like POGOserver usable.

How does it look?

<img src="https://i.imgur.com/LCKctld.png" height="800" />

How to use it?

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This article is auto-generated from rastapasta/pokemon-go-xposed via the GitHub API.Last fetched: 6/23/2026