A video game that uses augmented reality is making players travel to real life locations that the game indicates is a certain building needed for the game play. However, Twitter posts by news media, players and observant people noticing incidents of mishaps/injuries/strangers coming and going by personal dwelling are numerous today regarding Pokémon Go play on mobile devices.
Here's what the hashtag #PokemonGo shows on a Twitter search outcome:
https://twitter.com/search?q=%23PokemonGO&src=tyah
There are comments that old data used to identify buildings by their original purposes decades ago don't reflect that some formerly public places may be personal dwellings in 2016. If technology can be used to make instant or one-day changes, why not changes to data reported to be wrong? Then there are the incidents of injuries that players have when they walk into things or people or robberies that happen when players are targeted by others using the game to locate players.
And as the #Euro2016Final soccer match is being played, the departure of Portuguese soccer player Cristiano Ronaldo from the match (due to injury) is prompting tweeters to post Ronaldo's images from the soccer stadium with the #PokemonGO hashtag. He's not crying over the video game, he's crying due to the injury and lost chance to play with his team mates at this final game.