Long app names no longer get cut off on the Overview. A row now spends its width on the name: the day's gain is a bare green figure, and the words that labelled it are said once for the whole panel, beside the Your apps heading. VoiceOver still reads each row's full sentence. A visit's events are now listed in the order they happened, each one stamped with the moment it fired rather than the moment it reached us. Events uploaded together used to share a single timestamp, which could leave an install sitting above the steps that followed it, in an order that changed between refreshes. What a plan buys is now read from your account rather than compiled into the app: the monthly event quota, how far back your history reaches, how many apps you can register, and the prices on the upgrade screen. When a plan's numbers change, the app states the new ones straight away instead of waiting for its next update.

Every row in Users now shows the app version, including the people your app has identified. It used to appear on anonymous rows only, so the one install you could put a name to was the one whose build you could not read. Long account ids are now shortened in the middle rather than at the end. Ids that share an opening (an anonymous store id, for instance) no longer render as the same unreadable string for different people.

An alert about one of your apps now wears that app's own icon, so the lock screen tells you which app it is before you read a word. Your apps' icons are found on the device now, so they appear faster and in more regions. The overview chart draws a full 30 days. A visit longer than an hour reads in hours and minutes, not a long count of minutes. Fixed: Manage subscription did nothing when there was no active App Store purchase.