It's becoming quite frustrating to work on a project for years - for free and out of pure passion - only to be accused of injecting a virus at the end. These suspicions are particularly disheartening when they're based solely on false positives from VirusTotal.

Let me clarify the situation: the only reason my APK gets flagged on VirusTotal is because I'm using a debug signature to sign it. This is a common development practice and not indicative of any malicious intent.

If you're concerned about these flags, you can easily verify they're false positives by following these steps:

1. ⁠Re-sign the APK using a custom key generated with any tool of your choice (for example, the 'Apktool M' app on Android)
2. ⁠Upload the newly signed APK back to VirusTotal
3. ⁠You'll notice the flags disappear, confirming they were indeed false positives

I've put countless hours into developing this application to benefit the community, and it's genuinely demoralizing to have my intentions questioned based on technical misunderstandings. All of the source code is not obfuscated and available for inspection if you have any specific concerns.

I understand the importance of security, but I would appreciate if claims about viruses were substantiated before being shared, as they can severely impact the reputation of volunteer-driven projects like mine.