Hello Max,
That's not true. You need to be on an enterprise plan. It is money gauging and your reasoning that buying a larger license negates the limitations is proving that.
The reason why we introduced this for free license owners is to put an obstacle of abusing the free version out-of-he-box for illegal activity.
If we wanted to start selling to free license owners, we would simply stop offering the free license at all.
Your rational that an attacker can get the silent installer installed and still need to have a really dumb message to inform the user is illogical.
The fact that this message is shown explicitly to the remote user is suffucient. Not that we are happy introducing such measures, but they are required if we want to get rid of unnecessary a/v software detections.
Even walking through over the phone to install it and the user still gets the message and treats the IT person like it's unsafe. If my name or email address was shown instead, they'd know it was me, not some attacker.
If the free license (or a trial license) is used, yes it'll be shown. Simply because we are not clairvoyant and cannot programmatically distinguish good guys who use our software for good deeds from bad guys and hackers.
For that reason, the message wording is neutral. It just says that a remote session is in progress and gives a link to a page with more explanation about the message and the software.
I said years ago the message needed to be changed and was completely ignored, only to have the same complaint for years.
Perhaps, you mean another message since the message discussed here was introduced in version 7.
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And has these changes stopped AV providers from flagging your software EVERY TIME, no. You're handling this feature very poorly.
It should take time, maybe a couple of months before the dust settles. As with any new release there's momentum in a/v detections - modern a/v software detections are almost entirely based on statistics, AI, heuristics that sort of thing. They almost never judge objectively and of course will never remove an existing detection (even if a file is benign) unless they are forced to do so.