IS7 Game Version Details: App, Android & Browser
An app version, an Android version and a downloaded filename are different pieces of information. Record the right one when comparing screens or asking for help with a problem.
Look for the installed app’s own information
Open the app’s information or about area if it provides one. Android’s app-information screen may also display an installed version. Copy the number exactly, including any letters or extra part of the identifier.
Menu names differ by phone and app version, so this guide does not name an unverified IS7 button. If no version is visible, say that in the report. Guessing from a screenshot or the date you first installed the app is less useful than admitting that the number is unavailable.
Keep the Android version separate
Android version information is generally found in the phone’s About section or through a settings search. It describes the operating system, not the IS7 app. A device may also display a security-update date or a build number; label those separately if you include them.
The phone’s model name provides additional context. Two phones with similar screen sizes may use different software or menu layouts. Record the model as text rather than relying on a photograph of the phone’s appearance.
For a browser issue, include browser details
If the problem occurs on a webpage, record the browser name and the version shown in its own information settings when available. Also note whether the page was in an ordinary browser tab or an in-app browser.
Only include information relevant to the problem. Our app and website guide helps identify which context to report, while support guidance gives a short format for the overall message.
Do not use a filename as the version
A browser may add a number when saving a duplicate download. Renaming a file does not change the app inside it. A larger file or a later download date also does not, by itself, prove that the installed app is a newer release.
For updates, use the route described on the download page. We do not publish a guessed latest version, an unverified minimum Android version or a release date inferred from a filename.
Record a before-and-after change
If a problem begins around an update, note the version you can verify, the date you noticed the issue and the behaviour that changed. Keep an error screenshot with that record. Timing is useful evidence, but it does not prove that the update caused the problem.