A version page should be boring in the right ways: exact file name, exact size, Android requirement and a clear note when a release date is not confirmed. That is more useful than dressing old numbers up as a fresh update.
Current version details
File record
The current download points to niva.followers.apk.v8.5.2.apk. Its server header reports 21,589,557 bytes and a last modified date of July 30, 2026. A public release date is still not confirmed, so the download page now separates file date from release date.
What users should do before updating
Before installing a new APK over an older one, users should check the version number, confirm that the saved file name matches the download page, and make sure their device supports Android 7.0 or newer.
Where old versions belong
Older APKs should stay on the old-version page, not mixed into the main download button. The download page should always point to the latest recommended version, while archive links can sit below it for users who need a previous release.