Call history now reads the way a phone should. Calls your kid dialled show as outgoing, with a note when the other end was busy or didn't answer, and only calls that actually rang your Ring Ring count as missed. Test calls we place to check your line say so plainly. Voicemail now works between Ring Ring families on the free Starter plan. Adding someone to the Trusted Circle is honest about what the free plan does and doesn't cover, so nothing looks broken when it isn't. Setup help follows one ordered checklist, skips the Wi-Fi step on phones that don't use Wi-Fi, and opens a support ticket rather than suggesting a replacement you probably don't need.

• Get help right in the app — browse troubleshooting guides for a red light, a busy signal, an offline phone, or setting up a new phone. • Chat with support from the app. Ask a question and get an answer right away — and with your permission, the assistant can check your devices to help.

Know when it's a good time to call. Before you call a friend's phone, you can now see whether it's a good moment. If it isn't, ask their parent first with one tap, and they'll get "Phoebe wants to call Jack" with a Good time / Not now answer. When someone asks you, a card appears on your home screen. One tap answers it. And if your kid tries a friend during quiet hours, that family finds out they tried, so nobody misses each other. You can turn availability off for any phone in that phone's settings.

Ring Ring Club just got easier to connect with other families. Invite a friend or grandparent with one tap, right from your contacts, and see at a glance who's already accepted. You can also rename anyone in your circle without deleting and re-adding them.

• Pause your kid's phone straight from the Lock Screen widget and Control Center • Notifications now register reliably on every install • Voicemail plays even with your ringer switched off • Signing out fully clears app data from your device • Polish and fixes throughout