some AV programs need to be disabled, because the packer I used to pack the program isn't liked by symantec.
I use NOD32 and that one doesn't complain. nor does Avast on my laptop. again a case where symantec sucks... :P
anyway, the reason for AV problems is stated in 1st post of the HSPL release too. I don't know what this nonsense idea is about hiding files in memory.
as for IP's, *any* page you visit online *will* see your IP so any site can and will probably log IP's (just think of the website statistics that all hosting providers offer you by default),
and most people (unless maybe if you are the police or something) can't do anything with an IP, so that's not terribly insecure I would say
we also log the IMEI and the PC's ID, but that's again not interesting.
we cannot identify you personally from any of this info. we do not take any info/personal data off your phone etc. etc.
so, that's all we log, and we don't look at the logs ourselves (unless requested), the server code tries to use it to detect unlock uses.
still, if you are worried and you don't want to believe when I say that we are not doing anything shady, and if you don't find the many references convincing about me and Olipro helping people since 2005 (on XDA since 2007), free for most of the time as well, then don't use the program, it's that simple.
does this answer help. I hope so.
also...I just noticed in your post.. what does the expression "pure action" mean??