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# Updating VESPR

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To manually update VESPR to latest version, follow these steps:

1. Open the **App Store** application on your mobile device
2. Search for **VESPR Wallet** and open it
3. Click the **"Update"** button\*

*Note: If you see an "Open" button and no "Update" button, it means you are already on the latest version of VESPR.*
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To manually update VESPR to latest version, follow these steps:

1. Open the **Play Store** application on your mobile device
2. Search for **VESPR Wallet** and open it
3. Click the **"Update"** button\*

*Note: If you see an "Open" button and no "Update" button, it means you are already on the latest version of VESPR.*
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To manually update VESPR to latest version, follow these steps:

1. **Open Extensions Page:** In your Chrome, Brave, Edge, or Arc browser, navigate to <mark style="color:blue;">chrome://extensions</mark>.&#x20;
2. **Enable Developer Mode**: Toggle the "Developer mode" option to enable it. This will make an "Update" button appear.
3. **Click Update**: Click the "Update" button on the page.
4. **Wait**: Wait for 1-2 minutes for the update to finish.
5. **Optional**: You can now disable "Developer mode" and close the extension page.

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