I've been using the doki library in an Android app. Since a recent update that I published to the app, it has been getting flagged as Malware by Avast-Mobile.
In that update I changed from jcenter to MavenCentral, and upgraded compileSdkVersion from 31 to 33 (and made some other changes completely unrelated to doki). But I am not sure what triggered these reports.
What I do know however is that I was able to fix them by removing the doki library from my app. I do not know if the reports were false alarms, why removing doki fixed it, etc. But wanted to report it here in case anyone finds this information useful.
The implementation I had used, was:
(in app build.gradle)
I've been using the doki library in an Android app. Since a recent update that I published to the app, it has been getting flagged as Malware by Avast-Mobile.
In that update I changed from jcenter to MavenCentral, and upgraded compileSdkVersion from 31 to 33 (and made some other changes completely unrelated to doki). But I am not sure what triggered these reports.
What I do know however is that I was able to fix them by removing the doki library from my app. I do not know if the reports were false alarms, why removing doki fixed it, etc. But wanted to report it here in case anyone finds this information useful.
The implementation I had used, was: (in app build.gradle)
(somewhere in my main activity)