Compiled on ReVanced Extended Manager v1.5.1 (inotia00) with latest Revanced Extended patches and integrations. Remember the best way to get the ReVanced apks are to compile them yourself, but if you are unable to do that yourself, you can use my builds. I simply use the manager and compile as soon as new updates become available, but this process elicits implicit trust. Hope this helps!
Download Links:
https://www.mediafire.com/file/dgn9crb8b3on94h/youtube-revanced_v18.29.38.apk/file
Mirror: - https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=10620683726822069360
Thank You! Have a nice day :)
P.S. I will be prioritizing releases on https://lemmy.ml/c/revancedapks rather than Spez’s platform
I don’t really appreciate the ‘trust me bro’ vibe of this post. Virustotal links are useless when injecting custom build malware.
Just to be clear, I’m sure you’re posting this with the best intentions, but there is no way I would ever install an apk from a random mediafire link, nor should anyone else.
You being skeptical is perfectly okay, this /c/ is a continuation of r/revancedapks for people who have difficulty using the tools and building their own versions of ReVanced Extended. Not everyone is tech savvy enough (even while following the official guides) to be able to build their own builds, and this is just a helping hand to get them the advantages of the patched apps.
I don’t know how else to prove that these builds are built by me and are safe outside of Virustotal so if you know any other credible way to prove it please let me know and I shall include it from my next release.
If there wasn’t a need for this I would stop posting them but I still receive messages and DMs thanking me for the releases and that motivates me to continue. Just to be clear, I agree with you but I wanted to clarify I am simply posting what I build for myself and my non tech savvy friends anyway.
Yeah ofcourse I understand, I’m all for letting people know the danger of what they are doing though. And how they probably shouldn’t be trusting convenience over safety. I wouldn’t know how to distribute it properly to be clear. Maybe an open-source pipeline compiling them on-the-fly, but Google would probably have some issues with that lmao
Anyway, I recently decompiled an APK where I found some routines grabbing the final piece of code from their webserver to be evaluated and ran in said app. “But it’s just an anti-piracy measure and to see how many people use the app” Meanwhile leaving a skyscaper sized backdoor, or potential internal abuse.
Agreed. At least head over to the github page…