I like that idea better than the SMS system that is there now. I like the way that lookout does it, but I had to remove that to put Avast on because I just had to have my Avast!
not to start another thread, I will add my suggestions here:
when user installs new app with network access, display notification reminding you about firewall settings, possibly with action directing user to apps details page in avast
ability to sort apps cording to recently installed, running apps in firewall list
Would it be possible to use some features of the Firewall on an UNrooted smartphone? (when buying an electr(on)ic device in Belgium you get a two year warranty which you loose when tampering with it (I bought my Defy in July 2011)).
When a call is blocked, is it possible to change the avast icon to show this. Obviously this would need to be user selectable as not every one will need this feature.
I thought I would add my two feature requests here rather than starting a new thread… ;D
After an app is installed, I get a notification that the app is being scanned but there is no subsequent notification indicating if the app is safe or not. When AMS notifies me that it is scanning a new app, can it tell me (via an additional notification) that the app is safe (or not)?
-When Web Shield is enabled, can AMS notify me of this when initially launching the default Android browser? That would provide a warm, fuzzy confirmation that my browsing is being monitored for risky sites.
You are absolutely right. I tried an EICAR test app and AMS does indeed let me know there is an issue when scanning that app. I was suggesting that in the case of a safe app, AMS would also notify me that the app is safe. It would feel more secure to be told the app was safe rather than interpreting no notification as an indication that the app is safe. Maybe a toggleable option in case this isn’t for everyone?
Cool. I was thinking of a toast notification would be a nice touch.
Is there a test web site that can be visited to verify that the AMS Web Shield is working?