Is there any way to see which Pokestops I have already spun?
Me, being a hardcore perfectionist, would like to spin as many Pokestops as possible. How am I supposed to know what stops I haven't gone to before? Is there some kind of journal that I am unfamiliar with? Keep in mind that I already know that whenever you spin a certain place, the Pokestop turns from blue to purple/pink.
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There will be a white circle around the top of any previously unvisited stops!
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Pokestops that you have not visited yet will have a white circle around them. That circle goes away after you spin them once.
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The game, as of version 0.29.0, offers no public way of seeing where you have gone before. If you would like to track this information, consider using a map, and just mark off the places you've visited.
Additionally, it gives players no incentive to actually visit unique Pokestops as they (as of now) do not count towards any badges or drop any rewards.
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