Disappearing Messages now has two modes, Disappear after Send and Disappear After Read
This release includes the new version of Disappearing Messages, however the feature won't be enabled until March 13th 10am AEDT, this will give users time to update their clients to be able to interpret the new type of messages.
Bug fixes and improvements related to notifications, attachment downloads and crashes. Fix crash for Android 14
- Added more control over message requests
- Improved push notifications delivery and reliability using fast mode
- Bug fixes and performance improvements
• Reworked how device-to-device syncing works
• Add support for conversation read state syncing between devices
• Many bug fixes and optimisations
- Fixed a number of crashes
- Fixed a number of UI and theme bugs
- Fixed an issue where moderator permissions might not be granted when first joining a community
- Added the ability to remove the Display Picture
- Added status information for syncing messages to your other devices
- Improve translations
- Quality improvements to stability, reduce unresponsive delays
- Improve translations
- Improved accessibility throughout application
- Fixed community avatar download
- Fixed errors relating to device time being out of sync
- Database migration fixes
- Updated French translations
- Bug fixes for calls, various crashes fixed
- Improve performance throughout app
- Improved user experience in conversations
- Support read-only community channels
- Improved push notifications
- Improve message requests
- Added unread mention indicator for conversations
Fixes to theming, message requests, message selection.
Updates for the latest Android SDKs with monochrome icon and other compatibility improvements.
Crash fixes for calls, in conversations, various others
- Bug fix for selected messages
Bug fixes:
- Bug fix for open group moderators
- Bug fix for open group quoting messages
New Features:
- Added the ability to react to messages with Emoji
- Improved message request user experience
Bug Fixes:
- Prevent duplicate open groups from appearing
- Fix an issue deleting messages in open groups
- Fix media displaying in messages to be more readable
- Moderation tools in reactions overlay
- Fix crash on devices running Android 6.0 (API 23)
- Display note to self instead of profile information for your own notes
- Fix notification type resetting itself for notifications
- Bug fixes and performance improvements
Session is a private messenger offering privacy, anonymity, and security. With end-to-end encryption, no phone numbers for sign-up, and decentralisation, Session is a messenger that truly keeps your messages private and secure.
Session uses a powerful decentralised network of servers to route your messages, making it impossible for anyone to leak or sell your data. And with Session’s private routing protocols, your messages are completely anonymous. No one ever knows who you’re talking to, what you’re saying, or even your IP address.
Privacy is the default when you use Session. Every message is encrypted, every time. We take your privacy seriously — Session gives you a safe, private place to chat with your friends, family, or anyone in the world.
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