Android Question "Your file may violate Google Drive's Terms of Service" mail about an APK file

[Alessandro71]

I just received the following email:

The alleged apk file is a backup copy of a Google Play published app, that was regularly accepted and distributed on the store.
It goes without saying that my app contains no malicious code, not even ads or anything deceptive.
I think it's the same issue previously seen here:

OkHttpUtils2 causes false positive and Google Drive download failure

Since I was hit by the Google Drive false positive on APK issue (https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/solved-investigating-googles-false-positive-virus-checks.147537/), I've done some investigation myself. Try the following steps: Create an empty B4XPages Android app. Just the default...

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I clicked on "Request a review" hoping to finally sort out this false positive, but that leads to a 404 error page.
The mail comes from a "noreply" address, so I'm searching for a way to properly report this issue to Big G

 

[Erel]

This is a false positive detection. There isn't much that can be done if you can't request a review. Switch to a different cloud file service.

 

[Alessandro71]

I agree with you, I'm just signaling it out to check if someone else has the same issue and has been able to properly request a review

 

[Alessandro71]

I was finally able to request a review.
The problem was that the warning email was sent to an email account that is not the owner of the Google Drive instance.
I forwarded the email to my other gmail account and I was able to click on the review button.
The result is the following notice, with no chance of writing a note for the review process.
I'll post the result also, as soon as it will arrive.