On August 11, 2016, a woman's home in Alberta, western Canada, was designated as the "Princess Pokémon GO" pavilion and presented to Niantic Inc., a company that developed Pokémon GO. Litigation. The Canadian plaintiff pointed out that because of being designated as the "Princess Pokémon GO" pavilion, his own private land had been illegally invaded by more than 100 players, causing personal privacy and rights violations. In addition, many requests to Niantic Inc. to remove this pavilion have been ignored.
According to the CBC report, not only Canada, but also many cases in the United States have been illegally invaded because of their display in their homes. Niantic Inc. and Nintendo have also been sued for multiple compensation losses.
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