Following up on our previous report about the best alternatives for the now demised "Pokémon GO" tracker Pokévision, we now add a few more to the list.

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Pokémesh

Pokémesh is one of the best app-based trackers right now. The developer of the app has recently updated the app with a patch that will ensure no bans from Niantic Labs, according to a post on its Facebook page.

"I've just [completed] a patch that will prevent this (still not sure it will 100 percent works) and I'm working with the devs of other apps to reach the score," the Pokémesh developer said.

Of course, as it is still not a guarantee that your accounts will not get banned by Niantic, the developer of Pokémesh suggests that players use a dummy account instead of their main accounts to use the app, just in case.

"You can't blame us nor any developers of other apps if you can't read what we wrote on every single page of the app in which we invite you to use dummy accounts," the developer said.

Currently, some people are still using the app without getting banned. You can download the app on the Pokémesh website.

Skipplagged (Update)

We have already included Skiplagged's Pokémon Radar System in the previous article, but this is to give an update about it. According to SlashGear, despite other similar sites getting banned, Skiplagged's map is still active.

This site is originally a travel website that gives out information about money-saving flights and hotels, and now they have a dedicated Pokémon map incorporated in their site. Head on to this link to check it out for yourself.

Pokéfast

Pokéfast is another app that claims you would not get banned while using it. According to the developer, the app does not use the "Pokémon GO" API nor does any unauthorized requests from Niantic Lab's servers, hence keeping your account safe.

Pokéfast can be downloaded at Pokefast.net, and you can even follow the developer on Twitter.

Stay tuned for more "Pokémon GO" tips here.