Fixes and clearer wording. - Deleting photos: while Apple's Photos confirmation is on screen, the Stop button is turned off and SystemZen tells you to answer it. Afterwards only the photos the library actually removed are counted. If you choose Don't Allow, SystemZen says so plainly. - Internet: the live download and upload figures now shrink to fit their tile instead of being cut off. - Home Screen widget: if free space can't be read, the widget leaves that line out instead of showing a placeholder. - Clearer messages when a network reading fails.

Safer cleanup, clearer results. System Tune-up now shows exactly what it will move to the Trash before it runs, and any item that could not be removed is listed instead of hidden. Stopping an app from Internet Lens asks it to quit politely first. New CPU, memory and network history charts, a free-space trend and a memory-pressure alert on Mac and Windows. Android phones get Sign out, Delete Account, Go Pro and Appearance in the menu. Plus many wording and layout fixes.

Cleanup is safer and every main action now says exactly what it will do. • Scan results are reviewed before cleanup. Personal files are never selected automatically, and a second confirmation shows the exact items and size. • A stopped or partly failed cleanup keeps every unfinished item on screen and reports successes, failures and skipped work separately. • Mac cleanup now distinguishes files moved to Trash from space actually freed. Emptying Trash remains a separate action. • Quick, Regular and Extensive scans have distinct local scopes. Cloud storage is never walked during a normal device scan. • Network readings say Measuring, Unavailable or Permission needed when a value cannot be measured; an unknown value is never displayed as zero. • Quit waits for the process to exit before reporting success, and Force Quit is offered only after a polite quit fails. • Disk Speed stops active I/O cleanly and removes its temporary test file after success, failure or cancellation.

SystemZen for iPhone and iPad has a new shape, and a real safe-cleanup bug is fixed. • New navigation: Home, plus Storage, Network, Performance, Battery & Energy, Device Health, Smart Optimization and Activity under Explore. Battery & Energy and Smart Optimization are new. Storage now shows Cleanup, My Clutter and Space Lens together in one place. • Fixed a real safe-cleanup bug. Tapping the orb again right after a scan could clean large or old files, screenshots, blurry photos and even Xcode Archives without asking first. Every safe-clean action now opens one confirmation, states the exact count and bytes, and does exactly what you approved — nothing more. • Photos access is explained before it's requested, with the option to skip it and keep scanning everything else. If a Photos-based check couldn't run, SystemZen says so instead of reporting nothing found. • Onboarding now shows the whole product, not just cleanup, and the paywall leads with what's free before it explains what Pro adds. • Destructive confirmations state the exact number of bytes involved.

SystemZen now opens in your device's own appearance, shows every section it checked, and keeps your app list on screen. • Light Mode is respected. SystemZen opened dark on a Light Mac, iPhone or iPad no matter what your system was set to. It now follows your device, and you can still choose Light or Dark yourself in the sidebar. • Smart Care shows all seven checks. An Extensive scan already looked at Cloud Cleanup and Space Lens and counted them in "7 of 7", but only five results ever appeared. All seven now have a tile, and a section that was not checked says why instead of showing a number. • Applications keeps your apps on screen (Mac). The list used to vanish the moment the scan finished, leaving only a chart. Your biggest apps now stay, with a search box and Uninstall on every row. • Your history really syncs now. What you cleaned on a Mac was invisible on an iPhone, and the other way round. Every device now reads every other device's history. • Cloud Cleanup on iPhone and iPad stops reporting a result it never measured. iOS gives no app a way to see other apps' cloud caches, so it says that plainly instead of showing "nothing found". • Cloud Cleanup's scan on Mac is now part of Pro. The free version explains in full what that scan looks at before you decide, and every other scan in SystemZen stays free.