This update modernises My Warwick for the latest iOS versions (requires iOS 15 or later). • Fixed an issue that could stop sign-in completing on some recent iPhones. • More reliable background updates for timetables, news and alerts. • General performance and stability improvements.

We've fixed a problem that was stopping some users from signing in with their Microsoft account. If you've had trouble logging in recently, this update should sort it.

Support for future versions of University of Warwick single sign-on.

Bug fixes and performance improvements

Fixed layout on iOS 13

Updated app description

Fixed signing-in for students who don't have two-step authentication enabled

This release fixes some visual positioning problems with the update banner and add tiles button. It also changes the primary colour for the Lakeside colour scheme.

We've added some additional colour schemes: Lakeside, Oculus and The Slate.

Adds the News tab

Fixed an issue with opening the Office 365 Inbox and Calendar

* Fixed bug scheduling timetable reminders 12 hours early when using 12-hour clock display

Improved feedback for bugs and crashes.

- You can now toggle sound on/off for Timetable notifications. - Bug fixes.

We fixed a problem that was preventing you from turning off timetable alarms in some cases.

- We've made some improvements to timetable alerts which makes them more reliable, even when My Warwick isn't opened for a while. Sometimes timetable alerts were being sent too late, or weren't turned off properly; we've fixed these problems. - Fixed a bug which caused the tour of My Warwick to display incorrectly sometimes. - Fixed a bug which meant My Warwick crashed if you tried to save an image to your photo library while changing your photo.

- We’ve improved the way My Warwick works on iPhone X. - You can now enable notifications for Timetable events (turn this on and choose when the notifications appear in Settings).

- My Warwick no longer prompts for location access each time you open the campus map. - We've added a high-contrast colour scheme option. This replaces the app's background image with a solid colour, to make tiles easier to read.

- My Warwick was asking for permission to access your location too often. We’ve adjusted it to ask only when you actually view your location on the map - You couldn’t update your photo from within My Warwick because it didn’t have permission to access your photo library or your camera. Now it asks for permission for those things if you update your photo - My Warwick can now open your email in Mail or Outlook, instead of the Office 365 web app