pokemon-go
My son and I play Pokemon Go together. I use a google account and he has a PTC account, as he is under 13. We each have our own Android device.
On his game, he does not see the Starbucks stops. Is this expected? Have you encountered this with other sponsored stops (like Sprint stores?) Is there any way to allow him to see the sponsored stops, short of fibbing about his age or switching him to a google account?
There is a history log of everything you have done so far in terms of pokemon encounters, gym fights and Pokestops.
Select your trainer image in the bottom left of the main screen, then click on the "Journal" button just below your XP bar.
While this does not tell you the location of the pokestop, it does tell you when you went there and what you received.
Considering Niantic's previous game (Ingress), and how it tracked "unique portals" (their equivalent of pokestops/gyms), I would imagine the data is stored somewhere in their servers, but it is not made public. However, it could become public at some point in the future, and I would probably expect it to be connected to the journal (or just become a new feature).
Android phones do that when they only have 1 google account in them. If you have multiple accounts on a phone, a screen will pop up asking which account to login with.
So to solve this problem, just add any other google account from here:-
Best Answer
Recently, Niantic has provided the ability to enable sponsored Pokestops and Gyms for child accounts using Niantic Kids
This is intended. PokéStops and Gyms at sponsored locations are hidden from those who are under the age of 13
Niantic Support
Niantic wrote a blog clarifying this on 12/14/2016, which I found was in response to a letter from Campaign for a Commercial Free Childhood on 12/13/2016