Explaining a letter is more reliable: if the connection drops, the result is recovered and nothing is charged twice. Personal details are better protected before anything is sent, and every deadline in a letter now gets its own reminder. The privacy information has been updated, so the app asks for consent once more. Plus many small fixes.

Hiding letters in the app switcher is now off by default; turn it on in Settings if you want it. Permission requests for the camera, photos and calendar now appear in your language.

A new privacy setting keeps letters out of screenshots and the app switcher; it is on by default and can be turned off. Text can be set up to twice the default size. Buttons and links are announced properly by screen readers. A letter whose date has passed no longer looks urgent. An explanation that fails no longer costs a credit, and trying again is never charged twice. Deadlines like 'before the end of the month' are now worked out from today's date.

Reply drafts are kept. Every one you ask for stays with its letter, so you can go back to the wording you had half copied out. A letter of up to six pages now costs one credit instead of two. What the app spends is called a credit everywhere, because the same one writes a reply or explains a letter again in another language. If you once said no to notifications, Settings can ask again, and tapping a reminder opens the letter it is about. New icon.

Fixed a bug that stopped the letter explanation from opening on some phones. Deadline reminders are now more reliable. Small visual improvements.