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It is very common for smaller apps to have false positives.
Test those pages against 10 other small apps and see what happens, the results will be similar.
You can literally go and download the source code for Idle Master and look through it.
You can use a free tool like sysinternals procmon (on MS site) to watch what is happening on your system but you'd also have to understand the output and not jump to conclusions.
Learn about what you're doing before throwing around accusations.
IdleMaster really was malicious, Steam would have banned it years ago.
idel master is not associated with steam in the first place and they cannot try something that is not theirs it is like me coming to this group if being the owner and telling you to delete it does not make sense You are a moderator and you don't know that? idolmaster was never associated with steam, what's more, there are people who obtained vacs, that's why steam always made it clear that they never recommended the use of idlemaster
Learn about what you're doing before throwing around accusations. triage It is one of the most reliable pages to do source code scans in case you didn't know the tlauncher spyware was discovered with that application I leave you the video of a Spaniard so you can see how it was discovered https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILPBuU2H3bs&t=420s
min:6.54
He is a cybersecurity expert in whom I have to trust more than a person who graduated in cybersecurity or a guy who emphasizes that he does not have a virus
Is that how he recommended that application as one of the best and then you come along with some random guy to tell me not to trust him???
min:6.54
and next time, find out more about the application that you are going to moderate since you do not know that idelmaster is not associated with steam
And then you go and make the exact same mistake again telling me that a 1 out of ten score means something is spyware when that pretty much means it is not spyware. You do not know how to read the results that these sites are giving you. I do.
OK?
How would Steam "Ban" it? I don't think that Steam condones IdleMaster as it is. They just haven't done anything about it up until now.
Zeta has done nothing but prove that it isn't virus/trojan/spyware by linking to evidence that shows it isn't those things. Go see for yourself.