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I'm from the UK, and my anti-virus program is Virgin Media. When I click the download button and it takes me to the page, I get this...

 

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I haven't used Swiftkit in a very long time and was wondering if it's actually okay to download? I know there was a security snaffel some time ago but I'm not aware if that was resolved or not. :)

 

Thanks for reading. :?

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Never heard of Virgin Media Security...Looks like a false positive though. As long as you downloaded from the official SwiftKit website, you'll be fine.

Virgin Media Security is just anti-virus provided by Virgin. ;) Virgin have their own airline/mobile phone service etc. :D

 

I'll wait for a few more replies before I go ahead and re-download. :) Thanks for the speedy response, Stidor! 8-)

A few more replies from who? He's on the swiftkit staff. He knows what the program does and does not do.

 

Swiftkit is perfectly safe, just the nature of it's data grabbing to provide calcs and guides etc can cause false positives with anti viruses.

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It happens every now and then. The AV (generally less known and less reliable vendors) flags the software as a false positive.

 

Try downloading from one of the mirrors on our download page.

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A few more replies from who? He's on the swiftkit staff. He knows what the program does and does not do.

 

Swiftkit is perfectly safe, just the nature of it's data grabbing to provide calcs and guides etc can cause false positives with anti viruses.

From everybody? I wasn't doubting his advice in any way....But okay. :?

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