This would mean submitting each version of my app as i release......
Right now im on my laptop out and about, i have no access to my past builds, clearly something has gone wrong with thier detection system, however they are more then free to pull each build from google play (im not sure how you can get an apk file from the store but im guessing there is a way) and test them, they will not find a single virus.
I am sat here wondering how long Avast has been accusing my app of being a virus, how many users saw that message and uninstalled my app as a result of it, how many people see my name and think "ah yes thats the guy that tried to infect my phone"
This is why my slightly hostile response, the avast team did not send me an email to say "hay your app is flagged as suspicious, heres why" (mostly because there is nothing virus like in my app, its a pretty basic app) i simply decided to install avast on my phone and the first time i go to load my app (in this case the development version) i get the warning.
The fact as well says its been reported as a suspicious app rings a few alarms, i would believe you guys test apps that get reported to you and dont simply take the reporters word for it? google play and my app are after all free (and im sure any dev would give avast a copy of their app to avoid the damage a false positive can do)
