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In a recent press release, The Pokémon Company International, a subsidiary of the Pokémon Company in Japan that manages the property outside of Asia has acquired the Millenium Print Group for an undisclosed sum. Although being acquired by The Pokémon Company, the printing company will still be operating as a separate, autonomous organization. This partnership looks to further develop Millenium's capabilities and infrastructure by receiving both investment and industry expertise from The Pokémon Company International. Simultaneously, we aim to develop Millennium into an even better, bigger, state-of-the-art version of their already exceptional organization, benefitting not just Pokémon, but all of their customers." -- Kenji Okubo, president of The Pokémon Company International. The company confirmed the change through an update on its support page. The company added that users who want encrypted messaging can continue using WhatsApp, where end-to-end encryption is enabled by default. The company shared a teaser ahead of the event but did not reveal full specifications of the device. [Editor's Note: Contrary to reports that Pokemon Go is blocked in the Philippines, there's no official statement to prove this and all signs point to an overwhelmed server that was caused by users outside of the original region it was released.] Pokémon GO has made its way in the Philippines yesterday. Read more in our articles including "The Pokémon Company International acquires its trading card manufacturer" and "BPI expands barcode cash deposit service to Robinsons Retail stores".