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OSX, Linux and Windows wallets have been safe to download since our launch. False positives happen especially on Windows

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Do you know which software? I'd like to test it myself.

Did you ever get this resolved, or will this be more of an ongoing issue?

I would also like to know that.

So it will continue to happen, forever? No way to fix it?

A false positive really isn't a big deal. I get it on completely benign programs fairly regularly.

Of course it is a big deal.
Such as trust and liability, to begin with.
This can seriously damage the community and thus affect the initial value of what you are trying to accomplish.
Safety against hackers etc...

Okay i downloaded and installed the wallet and did not receive Avast false positive notifications on a windows 7 system.
So the problem has been solved at least as far as I can see.

That's cool you tested it out.

Surely it must happen too.
And it works fine. Wink