The purpose of having the distinction of unknown sources is so that unscrupulous developers will have a harder time writing code with viruses or other maleware. If it were easy to disable that distinction then the distinction would be worthless. I can't think of any legitimate reason why you would need to disable this warning. I currently have an app that I am selling directly without the Market, and I clearly state in my installation instructions to the user that this warning will appear. As long as they trust me and the channel with which they acquired the APK file then they can proceed with the installation despite the warning. They understand the risks of installing from "unknown sources" and accept them. Why would you want to hide that information from the users?
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