Luckily for iPhone users, there's another working cheat and hack tool specifically tailored for those who don't want to jailbreak their phones and to avoid getting detected by Niantic. Jailbreaking increases the chance of getting caught and without it, Niantic will steer clear of the wary players and trainers of "Pokémon GO."

Just a few days ago, BGR posted an article about a cheat for "Pokémon GO" specifically for iOS users. The cheat lets trainers and players walk around the map without actually making a single step. It is pretty much the same with most hacking tool, but it doesn't require players to jailbreak their devices.

It first surfaced back in July, but surprisingly, it still works up to this day. Players can watch the video below to see the cheating tool in action:

What the hack does is simply add a virtual joystick on the game screen, letting players control the avatar as if it was a controllable character via D-Pad.

Unlike most hacks, this cheating tool, this makes sure that the walking speed of the players is that of normal speed. This will not trigger Niantic's anti-cheating system, but setting positions and offsets at unrealistic pace could still put trainers in trouble.

It was initially thought that with this cheat's age, it will be removed and will be done for after a couple of updates for "Pokémon GO," but lo and behold, it is still working flawlessly.

To download the hack, trainers and players can directly to this link.

This is still the best alternative solution for the absence of "PokéGOD," which got taken off from Apple's AppStore (yes, a "Pokémon GO cheating tool actually made it into the AppStore). It may not be as good as PokéGOD like automatically catching pokémon, roaming around and even stopping by PokéStops.

Above is a video demonstrating how PokéGOD works. For those who have acquired the App before it got removed from the AppStore, the cheat could still work, but for those who didn't the first tool we've mentioned could be just as good for hacking "Pokémon GO."