Version 1.4 adds three big things. Friend Duels. Challenge a friend's family to a head-to-head round. Share your Duel ID, add approved contacts, and play. Parents approve every contact request for a child, and you can report or remove anyone at any time. Knox Shows You. Every game now has a short tutorial. Knox walks you through one safe example and one unsafe example before your first play, highlighting the exact red flags as he goes. Breach Replay. After you pass a round, tap See What Would Have Happened for a 15-second animation of the consequences you just dodged. Stolen credentials, locked files, drained balances. All synthetic, all teaching. Plus polish and stability fixes across all eight games.

Headline feature: Two Truths and a Trap. A new game where each round shows three messages and you tap the one that is a trick. Separate levels for kids, teens, and adults, because a text that fools a parent is not the same text that fools a ten year old. Phalling Phishes is smoother now. The round closes out cleanly after the last clue, no more waiting. If you get unlucky and miss a few in a row, a quick prompt asks if you want to slow the game down. One tap and it adjusts for the rest of the session. Today's Threat got a polish pass. Action buttons give you proper press feedback. There is a new Inspect Sender button that lets you look at the raw sender details and the real link destination before you commit to a choice. And 26 scenarios that had mislabeled answer keys are now scored correctly. Free family groups now fit up to 4 members, up from 3. Pro groups stay at 8 with optional add-on packs. Other bug fixes - keep them coming! Behind the scenes: The sign-in screen clips the logo corners correctly, and the member count on the family screen now reflects the real tier.

Unlink Family now works reliably for solo creators. Knox AI chat has clearer daily limits and friendlier error messages. Sign in reliability fixes. Free-tier duels are now paced at 3 per day. Bug fixes and polish.