VidMate Old Version 4.1803 APK Download (Build 41803)

VidMate old version 4.1803 is the exact APK identified by build code 41803. Our inspected file measures 12.69 MiB, requires at least Android 4.0 (API 14), and targets API 26. Compare other versions in the VidMate old version archive if your backup or device record names a different build.

Use the download button for this specific build, then check your Android version and the file details below before attempting an installation or downgrade.

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VidMate 4.1803 APK File Details: Build 41803

These details were extracted from the APK inspected for this archive, rather than inferred from a filename. The full version and build code help distinguish 4.1803 from other 4.x files.

Version
4.1803
Build / version code
41803
Package name
com.nemo.vidmate
Minimum Android
Android 4.0 (API 14)
Target Android
Android 8.0 (API 26)
File size
12.69 MiB (13,311,019 bytes)
Native library
armeabi
Declared permissions
20
APK signature check
Passed for local file

SHA-256 of the inspected local APK: 45af8d8d6e8e2ae61eeee470817329ce48d188d3b1166e50a4afa1503ae97407

The minimum and target Android levels describe different APK settings: targeting Android 8.0 does not mean this file requires Android 8.0 to install. Our recorded verification found that the hosted GitHub APK and the inspected local file had matching SHA-256 values. This confirms file identity at the time of the check, not software safety or compatibility.

What Changed in VidMate 4.1803?

Historical notes for VidMate 4.1803 mention changes to the download manager and results list, along with general bug and stability fixes. These are descriptions from an archived change record, not results from testing this APK on today’s Android phones.

Download-manager changes

The archived notes identify the download manager as an area of revision. They do not specify every screen, control or background behavior that changed. It would therefore be misleading to promise faster downloads, improved reliability or support for particular websites based on that brief note alone.

Results-list changes

The same record describes work on the results list. This helps identify one historical difference associated with build 41803, but it does not establish better search accuracy, more available content or a particular interface layout today.

The general bug-fix and stability notes should be treated as historical descriptions, not proof that every error was resolved. An older APK may still install while some online features no longer work as they did when the build was archived.

Android 4.0 Minimum vs Android 8.0 Target API

The inspected VidMate 4.1803 APK records two different Android SDK values: minimum API 14 and target API 26. They describe different parts of the app’s Android compatibility settings.

Minimum SDK 14: Android 4.0

Minimum API 14 corresponds to Android 4.0. Devices running an earlier Android version do not meet this APK’s declared minimum. A device at or above that level meets the stated Android-version threshold, but installation and operation can still depend on other conditions.

Target SDK 26: Android 8.0

Target API 26 corresponds to Android 8.0. This tells Android which platform behavior level the app declares as its target; it does not change the minimum requirement to Android 8.0. In other words, the target and minimum values should not be read as interchangeable installation rules.

VidMate 4.1803 infographic comparing minimum Android 4.0 API 14 with target Android 8.0 API 26

A higher target API does not automatically mean an older APK is safer, faster or supported on every newer phone. Check the exact version, your device’s Android version and its app compatibility before choosing this build.

VidMate 4.1803 vs 4.1604, 4.0811 and 4.0401

These four inspected 4.x APKs share the package name com.nemo.vidmate, a minimum requirement of Android 4.0 (API 14), and an armeabi native-library folder. Their target API levels, file sizes and declared permission counts differ. For more detail on one of the earlier files, see the VidMate old version 4.0811 guide.

Inspected VidMate 4.1803, 4.1604, 4.0811 and 4.0401 APK metadata comparison
VersionBuildAPK sizeMin AndroidTarget APIDeclared permissions
4.18034180312.69 MiB4.0 / API 142620
4.16044160413.02 MiB4.0 / API 141723
4.08114081113.63 MiB4.0 / API 141742
4.04014040112.66 MiB4.0 / API 141742

Build 41803 is the only one of these four inspected files targeting API 26; the other three target API 17. Its 20 declared permissions are also fewer than the counts recorded for the nearby builds. These are differences in APK metadata, not proof that 4.1803 is safer, faster or more reliable in use.

APK size is not a performance score either: 4.1803 is 345,511 bytes smaller than VidMate old version 4.1604, but 32,060 bytes larger than 4.0401. The separate 4.0401 record explains how to identify that earlier build without treating the smaller file as automatically better.

VidMate 4.x APK comparison of 4.0401, 4.0811, 4.1604 and 4.1803 build codes, sizes and Android API values

Will VidMate 4.1803 Work on Your Android Phone?

The APK declares Android 4.0 (API 14) as its minimum. A phone below that Android version does not meet the stated requirement. A phone at or above it meets the version threshold, but that alone does not guarantee the APK will install, open or connect to services that may have changed since the build was archived.

Check Android version and native-code support

Start with the Android version shown in your device settings. Then consider the APK’s native library: this inspected 4.1803 package contains an armeabi folder for older 32-bit ARM code. That tells us what the APK includes; it does not establish a complete list of compatible or incompatible devices. In particular, some newer devices may not support older 32-bit native apps.

Do not assume an older build will replace any installed copy

Because 4.1803 uses package name com.nemo.vidmate, Android may treat an installed app with that same package name as a related installation. Different version codes, signature requirements or device policies can prevent a downgrade or replacement. Review the installed build and protect important app data before attempting a change; the detailed precautions follow in the next section.

If a saved backup identifies an earlier 3.x build rather than 4.1803, the VidMate old version 3.41 article documents another inspected APK with an Android 4.0 minimum. Use the exact recorded build instead of guessing that a different generation will work better on your device.

Before Installing VidMate 4.1803

If you are replacing an older installation or restoring a saved APK, check the exact file and your device first. The instructions below are precautions for build 41803, not a promise that its older online features will work today.

  1. Match the build you actually need. Look for version 4.1803, code 41803 and package com.nemo.vidmate. A shortened label such as “VidMate 4.1” cannot identify this exact APK.
  2. Check the Android version and CPU support. The declared minimum is Android 4.0 (API 14), and the inspected package includes an armeabi native library. Meeting the Android minimum does not establish compatibility with every phone, especially devices that do not support older 32-bit native code.
  3. Review any VidMate installation already on the phone. Android can reject a lower version code, a mismatched signing certificate or a package that conflicts with an installed app. Do not assume 4.1803 can be installed directly over a newer com.nemo.vidmate build.
  4. Protect important local data. Removing an installed app can erase its private data and settings. Back up anything you need before considering an uninstall; keeping or restoring app data is not guaranteed.
  5. Read installation warnings carefully. Android may ask you to allow the browser or file manager to install an APK from that source. Review the request and the file’s provenance rather than bypassing warnings automatically. If you temporarily allow installations from that source, turn the permission off when finished.

A completed installation means Android accepted the package; it does not verify the APK’s safety or confirm that search, playback or download features still work with current services.

How to Verify the VidMate 4.1803 APK

File verification is useful when you need to confirm that a downloaded APK is identical to the local copy examined for this archive. Check the build information and the file’s SHA-256 separately; neither check alone establishes that the app is safe to run.

Confirm the package and build identity

The inspected APK reports package com.nemo.vidmate, version 4.1803 and version code 41803. A renamed APK file can still contain a different internal build, so a familiar filename is not sufficient evidence by itself.

Compare the SHA-256 checksum

The exact SHA-256 value recorded for the locally inspected 13,311,019-byte APK is:

45af8d8d6e8e2ae61eeee470817329ce48d188d3b1166e50a4afa1503ae97407

If you saved the APK on Windows, you can calculate its checksum with PowerShell using Get-FileHash -Algorithm SHA256 -Path ".\vidmate-4-1803.apk" from the folder containing the file. If it has a different name or location, change the path accordingly. Compare the returned SHA-256 value character for character.

Understand the limits of signature and scan results

The locally inspected 4.1803 APK passed its signature verification check and was not flagged in the project’s recorded Windows Defender folder scan on September 25, 2026. A valid package signature does not by itself establish the developer’s identity or prove safety. A scan without a flag is also not a guarantee that the file is harmless.

Our recorded download check confirmed a SHA-256 match between the hosted APK and the inspected local file. You can check your own downloaded copy against the recorded hash above. A different hash means the file bytes are not identical and should be investigated.

VidMate 4.1803 APK FAQs

These answers clarify common questions about identifying build 41803, reading its Android requirements and choosing between nearby archived APKs.

Is VidMate 4.1803 the same as VidMate 4.1?

No. The label “VidMate 4.1” does not identify one verified exact APK in this archive. Several extended 4.1xxx version strings exist. To match this particular file, use the full version 4.1803 and code 41803.

Does VidMate 4.1803 require Android 8.0?

No. The inspected APK declares Android 4.0 (API 14) as its minimum and Android 8.0 (API 26) as its target. Target API 26 describes a platform behavior level, not a requirement to run Android 8.0. Other device and installation restrictions can still apply.

How is VidMate 4.1803 different from 4.1604?

The inspected files have different build codes (41803 versus 41604), target APIs (26 versus 17), sizes (12.69 versus 13.02 MiB) and declared permission counts (20 versus 23). Both list minimum API 14. Those differences do not establish that either build will run faster or work better on a particular phone.

Can I install VidMate 4.1803 over a newer VidMate version?

Not necessarily. Android can prevent an app downgrade, and installation can also fail if the signing certificate or other package requirements do not match. Check the installed package and version first. Removing an app can delete its local settings and data, so protect anything important before changing installations.

Download VidMate 4.1803 APK

VidMate old version 4.1803 is identified by build 41803, a 12.69 MiB APK, Android 4.0 (API 14) minimum and Android 8.0 (API 26) target. Use this exact build only if it matches the version you need, and review the device requirements and file-verification notes above before installation.

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