Now, this similar statements are :SomeIdiot wrote:The "ABC" Anti-Virus(AV) has Detected "PQR" virus/malware/...etc... in "XYZ" Modded APK.
- True for reasons :
- Unknown or Un-reputed or Incredible Source like Website or Forum or Modder.
- Bad or Malware attacked 3rd Party Host (where APK's are stored), where the the good APK get's infected.
- APK is truly infected.
- False for reasons :
- Known or Reputed or Credible Source like Website or Forum or Modder.
- Good 3rd Party Host (where APK's are stored), where the the good APK is as-is & not touched by them.
- APK is Not infected.
Now let's answer the following questions :
What is False-Positive ?
A test result which wrongly indicates that a particular condition is present.
AV Example : A file is healthy but the test result say it is infected.
Medical Example : A blood sample is healthy but the test result say it has cancer.
Now that you know "what is False-Positive" ,
Then next question arises :
Why Anti-Virus give False-Positive ?
It's simple, for following reasons :
- Incorrectly detected by AV.
- Difference in Code between Original & Modded APK.
- Difference in Hash between Original & Modded APK.
- Difference in Signature between Original & Modded APK.
- Developer of APK purposefully reporting Modded APK as virus to AV even though it's clean.
So,
I personally believe & trust the Modders from Android Releasers Group,
because they are promoted to that group due to their work, reputation & credibility.
BUT,
It's your's to decide & trust them to install & use their Modded APK or Not.
Happy deciding.
Best regards