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Thank you for your reply. I would like to note tho, the latest on Chromebooks is that some of them right now, are using Android as completely merged. There’s no emulation and fully compatible with android OS. Mine uses android 7.1. There was no patching involved. Whether this makes any difference to you, I’m not sure, but just wanted to mention this as its the latest info that still needs to get spread to others. It never used to be this way in regard to Android and ChromeOS. However, the program does indeed work on my chromebook, and works fine as well, its only that the program looks to google play for licensing is all, nothing else is hindering the processes of software. Thanks

P.S. As a side note, if what you’re saying is Windows only and not even Android is covered under devices, then I understand mostly. But I would wonder why a 3 device subscription can’t include Android? This to me would be strange since so many other venders don’t have issues with Android for coverage and the subscriptions used.

If nothing else, there doesn’t have to be a Replica of a windows version of Avast on android, just allowing it to be considered PRO instead of free would enable all the options, and, would then be considered licensed as such. Does this make sense?