Today, that specific version is considered a "classic" or legacy build. RVX eventually went through various hiatuses and returns, but this specific string of numbers represents the peak era when users realized that even if a giant like Google shuts down a project, the community will simply build it back—feature by feature, patch by patch.
Are you looking to a modern version of ReVanced, or were you more interested in the security history of these pre-built files?
When you find a "signed" version like this on a third-party site, it means a community member built the app on their own computer and shared it. While convenient, it became a "wild west" for security; users had to trust that the person who signed the APK didn't bundle a virus along with the ad-blocker. The Legacy
As ReVanced grew, a developer known as felt the main project wasn't moving fast enough. They created ReVanced Extended (RVX) , a fork that added hundreds of hyper-specific features—like hiding the "Shorts" shelf entirely, restoring the "Dislike" counter, and bringing back old-school UI layouts that Google had long since deleted. Breaking Down the "Name"
: The "integrations" that allow the app to talk to MicroG (so you can sign in to your Google account). The "Signed" Controversy
Today, that specific version is considered a "classic" or legacy build. RVX eventually went through various hiatuses and returns, but this specific string of numbers represents the peak era when users realized that even if a giant like Google shuts down a project, the community will simply build it back—feature by feature, patch by patch.
Are you looking to a modern version of ReVanced, or were you more interested in the security history of these pre-built files? Today, that specific version is considered a "classic"
When you find a "signed" version like this on a third-party site, it means a community member built the app on their own computer and shared it. While convenient, it became a "wild west" for security; users had to trust that the person who signed the APK didn't bundle a virus along with the ad-blocker. The Legacy When you find a "signed" version like this
As ReVanced grew, a developer known as felt the main project wasn't moving fast enough. They created ReVanced Extended (RVX) , a fork that added hundreds of hyper-specific features—like hiding the "Shorts" shelf entirely, restoring the "Dislike" counter, and bringing back old-school UI layouts that Google had long since deleted. Breaking Down the "Name" They created ReVanced Extended (RVX) , a fork
: The "integrations" that allow the app to talk to MicroG (so you can sign in to your Google account). The "Signed" Controversy