What could possibly go wrong?

from here

Telling users to disable their antivirus was a shady thing software vendors advised their customers decades ago, before the malware problem exploded. It's mind boggling to learn that some are still doing it, and worse they're makers of remote administration software that is used by managed service providers who remotely administer the systems of hundreds of organizations - with a fairly predictable outcome. 

There are better ways of dealing with false alarms on the software you make than getting your customers to disable their security or worse getting them to disable their own customers security.