Findings now come with dates and evidence. Every finding says when it was first seen, when it was last seen, and how many of your reports raised it — so you can tell a one-off from something that has been going on for months. Anything the newest report raised for the first time is marked New, on the app's page and on the dashboard. “New domains since last report” now lists the domains, and tags them in the app's domain list, instead of leaving you to work out which ones it meant. Permission findings say when and for how long: an app that held the microphone for nine hours in one session reads very differently from one that used it nine times. The resource list on each app's page shows the same detail. An app with nothing flagged now says so, rather than showing a page with no findings section at all. You can also rate Panoptes from Settings, and the App Store's rating prompt appears once after you've imported a few reports — never during an import.

A clearer picture of each app, and reachability testing where you need it. • The dashboard now lists apps, not findings. Each app appears once under its worst issue, with the rest a tap away — no more meeting the same app under three headings. • An app's page states what was found up front, in full, instead of hiding it behind a tap. One "Resolve issues" button opens the ways to deal with it. • Every contacted domain shows the severity of the finding behind it, alongside its tracker/advertising/analytics classification, ordered by risk. Each has its own reachability test, and "Test all domains" runs the lot. • New Check tab: test any domain or URL on demand and keep its history across your networks and devices. • Mark an app as uninstalled and it leaves the findings for good — reversible if you reinstall it. Apps missing from your newest report are flagged as possibly uninstalled. • Search on the dashboard, and severity groups that collapse so what matters isn't buried. History and Changes are now one tab. Fixes • A domain blocked by a DNS filter (ControlD, NextDNS, AdGuard, Pi-hole) is reported as blocked rather than "Couldn't test", and every result explains itself in plain words. • Opening an app no longer churns before it settles, and lists no longer reshuffle as you look at them. • An app the dashboard flagged no longer opens a page showing no findings, and no app appears in two lists at once. • Reinstalling no longer adds a duplicate device to your list; "This is this device" reattaches one that already drifted. • A reachability check run on another device now shows up, attributed to it.

Reachability checks. From any finding you can now test whether the domains and IP addresses an app contacted are actually reachable from your device right now — so you can confirm your content filter, VPN or Pi-hole is really blocking what it should. Results are recorded per device and network (Wi-Fi or cellular) and sync across your devices, and there's a field for checking any domain or URL on its own. Fixed: the "All devices" overview summarised only each device's most recent report, so it showed a shorter date range and fewer findings than that same device's own Dashboard. Both now cover the device's whole history. Devices can now be deleted. Tap a device in Settings to rename it, or remove it along with its reports.