Oh my, those clowns again. They cannot even tell servers apart, but want to play the "Safety Police"? What are they doing for a living, by the way (apart from slurping and selling our data)?
Yes, that's the same file as in January. On a different server. But they flag yet another, that does not even have that file. Incompetent folks, they should shut down that "service". Will they ever stop that nonsense?!?
Of course the review failed (as usual, without a notification mail). Now they pick random APK files: remove one, then it's the next. Until the repo is empty, I guess. Snippet updated.
Disable "Safe" browsing, it's snake oil as you can see. We've been libeled now many times, always false positives. See https://gitlab.com/-/snippets/4909577#notes-on-how-to-disable-google-safebrowsing-in-browsers-on-android for how to disable it.
Of course all our APKs have been scanned, multiple times, with many engines. They're clean. Says even G's own scanner.
@HugeGameArtGD Nope.The F-Droid clients would be unable to handle that. Plus a lot of the tooling would need lots of adjustments. Not to forget that THAT then indeed could be seen as "malicious"
Easiest solution would be to shut that service down. To split up those heavy corporations, which just can act this way because of their monopoly powers. But that would require someone in the correct position to ACT, instead of… well… (looks toward Ireland, frustrated, thinking DPC must mean D.Pays Cash)
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