Location history can now keep recording while Nexlink is closed, only if you choose "All the time"; Android shows a permanent notification and turning it off deletes what was recorded. Find people by name in Contacts, and choose whether you appear in the directory. Philippine phone numbers are clickable, your chosen language stays put, and the incoming-call screen is readable in dark mode.

Pair your computer with the QR scanner or a code. On iPhone, share your screen through a consented system broadcast. This update also improves media handling and remote-help reliability.

The feed now remembers recent posts, opens faster, and displays your new publications immediately. Private messages refresh in real time, photo previews remain stable, and message notification delivery is more reliable. Select several images from your gallery when creating a post. Tap a post's reaction count to see who reacted. Improved payment confirmation and wallet refresh when GCash is available.

Calls that behave like calls. They ring out loud and ring back, an audio call stays on the earpiece while a video call goes to the speaker, and the call keeps going when you lock the screen or step into another app. Change camera mid-call, or hand the call to the speaker. A call now survives a change of network: switch from wifi to mobile data and it reconnects instead of dying. When either side hangs up, it ends for both, immediately — no more ringing at an empty desk. You can also be called from Nexlink on the web, and place calls from there. Nexlink follows your phone's dark mode now, on every screen. Location history, if you want it. Choose a circle — family, a work team — and Nexlink records where you have been, at the interval you pick, for as long as you say and no longer. Every rule is off until you turn it on, and turning one off deletes what it collected. Keep it to yourself instead, and it becomes a way to find your own devices. A player walks the path back through the day. Say who can see that you are around, circle by circle, or nobody at all. Buy coins with GCash, and subscribe to the Pages you follow. Profile photos now show wherever a person does, including in map pins. Signing up asks only for what it does not already have, takes a middle name and a country of birth, and stays in the language you chose for the app.

Calls that behave like calls: they ring audibly even when the app is closed, they end everywhere at once the moment someone hangs up or declines, and the conversation now keeps a log of every call — who called, when, and how long you talked. The person calling you is shown by name again, not "Someone", and tapping a message reveals exactly when it was sent. New on every profile: add the author of a post as a contact, right next to Follow and Message. Cropping your profile photo no longer traps you: the cropper has a way out, and a way to confirm.

Circles — share a post with just the people you choose. A repost cannot carry it outside the circle it was addressed to, and comments inherit the post’s audience. Sort your contacts into circles as you import them, with a hundred icons to tell them apart. Joining a circle no longer hands over everything it was ever sent — the person adding you chooses. Notifications now group instead of stacking up, clear themselves once you have done the thing they asked, and every one of them leads somewhere. Message previews stay off the lock screen.

Edit your photos before posting: add a caption, drop stickers, pick an effect, and drag anything into place. Validating someone's identity now shows their details and asks about each one against an ID document, instead of a bare yes-or-no. Also fixed: shared locations show coordinates you can open in your maps app, and the button to stop sharing survives leaving the conversation.

Fixes for problems you reported on 1.1.0. • Notifications are links again — tap one and it opens the post, profile or conversation it refers to, instead of just marking itself read. • Android: the message box and Send button were sitting behind the system navigation bar, so you could not actually send a message. Fixed, along with every other screen that reached the bottom of the display. • Android: the keyboard no longer covers the box while you write a comment or a message. • Posting now starts from the "What's on your mind?" row. The duplicate "+" button in the header is gone. Keep the reports coming at support@nexlink.ph.

Stories, a redesigned feed, and fixes for the problems you told us about. New • Stories — share a photo, a video or just text; it disappears after 24 hours. Text stories work fine on a slow connection. • Redesigned feed: a familiar composer at the top, cleaner post cards, and Like / Comment / Share where you expect them. Fixed • You can now comment straight away. Commenting no longer waits for your identity to be validated — posting never did. • Likes now stick. They were not being saved at all, so counts were wrong and you could not un-like. • The Settings screen had no way back. It does now — along with several other screens that had the same problem. • Signing in no longer flashes a "pick a name" screen before your feed loads. Thanks to everyone who reported these. Keep it coming at support@nexlink.ph.