v2rayV 2.4.1 — the app's own name, and a button that stops

Two fixes, both of them things you would have run into.

The app calls itself v2rayV again

One of the two builds carried its own app_name and still said v2rayNG. It showed correctly on a phone set to Persian and wrongly on one set to English, which is how it survived the rename unnoticed. Russian and Vietnamese also still named the old app in a widget label, a tile, a screen title and several toasts.

Every language in this build reports v2rayV.

The power button stops a scan

Cancelling a run was possible from the Auto Mode row and from the notification, and nowhere else. The power button showed "play" for the whole four minutes a run takes, and pressing it did nothing at all — the service refuses a second run while one is already going, so the press was swallowed with no sign it had been read.

That is the wrong button to be inert: someone who started a scan by accident, or who wants to change a setting and scan again, reaches for the button that stops things. It now carries the stop icon while a run is in flight, and the press cancels the run.

One thing to check if you installed 2.4.0

2.4.0 briefly offered a second set of files with -fdroid- in the name. That build has a different package name, so it installs beside your existing app instead of updating it, and it never receives an update of its own. If you have it, uninstall it and install the file below.

Those files are no longer published, and the release page carries the same five it always did.

Notes

versionName 2.4.1, versionCode 747, same signing key — an existing install takes this as an ordinary update.