In the famous building of the European Commission, the European commissioners train their captured pokemon with involvement to fight with the opposing teams. So yes, the Pokemon GO fever has also taken the European commissioners by storm, who even post on Twitter when they get a new pokemon or when they reach a new level. An example is the former prime minister of Estonia. He publicly admitted that he plays Pokemon Go, including when he is at work.
Obviously, this attracted contradictory comments, which shows how divided people's opinions are about this game.
Abdry Ansip is not the only one, because several European commissioners have posted photos on social media of Pokemon discovered in their homes, in their offices, while others have complained about Pokemon Go's privacy settings.
