http://www.neowin.net/news/viber-ca...ng-them-eset-responds-with-a-digital-uppercut
This should only apply to Viber on the computer, I think. The article wasn't specific.
I use Eset on the computer, and it has a habit of flagging stuff I've put on a USB stick. What it's flagging has been on Windows all along and I transferred the app to use on an offline computer. Eset had a warning about Windows Powertoys on a USB stick, yet it is running on the laptop and has been since I bought the laptop. It doesn't make an exception. It will flag the same app over and over as a new threat each time you use the USB stick. Having Viber flagged seems like this category.
Has anyone that uses Eset/Viber on the phone seen this? I don't use video chat on Viber, nor have I seen the need to use Eset on the phone, yet. We just text on Viber.
I've been using Eset for over 15 years. Usually it's the only AV that doesn't need Internet Exploder.
This should only apply to Viber on the computer, I think. The article wasn't specific.
I use Eset on the computer, and it has a habit of flagging stuff I've put on a USB stick. What it's flagging has been on Windows all along and I transferred the app to use on an offline computer. Eset had a warning about Windows Powertoys on a USB stick, yet it is running on the laptop and has been since I bought the laptop. It doesn't make an exception. It will flag the same app over and over as a new threat each time you use the USB stick. Having Viber flagged seems like this category.
Has anyone that uses Eset/Viber on the phone seen this? I don't use video chat on Viber, nor have I seen the need to use Eset on the phone, yet. We just text on Viber.
I've been using Eset for over 15 years. Usually it's the only AV that doesn't need Internet Exploder.
