• Staying signed in: an update or a notification at the wrong moment no longer sends anyone back to the sign-in screen. • Wrong account while setting up the profile? One line under Continue signs out and returns to the sign-in screen. • In Chats, the ring of an open chat or a waiting first message breathes and turns red in its last hour, and a row whose time is up fades away; the on-air timer does the same 20 minutes before the end.

• Open to chat keeps you on the map where you last used the app, for up to 100 days, with nothing running in the background. • Before your first time on air, one question: show me and stay findable, or only while on air. • The capsule above the map says one thing: on air with the timer, stay findable, or go on air now. • Phones without a push service still get notifications: the app checks for you every 15 minutes.

• Visiting a place from the World asks for your location first and says so when location is off. • Right after start, a tap on a warm place no longer says that today's visits are used up.

• A reminder 20 minutes before on air ends. Tap it to update on air and the four hours start again. • The reminder has a switch under You › Sounds.

• A reminder 20 minutes before on air ends. Tap it to update on air and the four hours start again. • The reminder has a switch under You › Sounds.

• OK joins the reaction row under a message. • Your on-air line survives an app update, and after a fresh install Flukto remembers the last line. • The world map draws faster when you zoom into a city and no longer freezes on weaker phones. • A first line that can no longer be delivered says so once and closes the box.

• A new message shows the name, the picture and the line itself in the notification. Nothing of it travels through the push service: your phone fetches it from Flukto. Several unread lines stack up instead of replacing each other. • Notifications on iPhone. • Short lines in a foreign language get the right language more often, so Translate works on them too. • New emoji from your keyboard show up everywhere.

• Everything is open from the first start: full reach of 5 km, visits to other cities, groups and the friends list. Nothing has to be earned, so the Achievements screen is gone. • Visits by Teleport have no daily limit any more. • Up to 50 notes at a time instead of six. • The 18-or-older statement is part of the sign-in consent; a photo sent with a first message keeps its own shape.

• Home-screen widgets: Pulse (who is on air around the world) and Nearby (on air around you), also on the lock screen. • The profile asks for one tick, 18 or older, instead of a date of birth; missing fields are marked. • After sign-in with Apple, the first name is suggested for the profile. • The Stay-open-to-chat question and the info sheet open once, not stacked. • Map tiles load with fewer background workers; smoother on busy phones.

• The sign-in code says when it has expired, and one tap sends a fresh one. • A nickname that cannot be saved says why, right under the field. • Who created a group sees who is invited and has not joined yet. • A photo under review no longer shows a clock; only a refused photo is marked. • Updating from an older build keeps you signed in.

Group chats now live 7 days; every new line, join or poll gives them 7 fresh days. Sign in with Google on Android or with Apple on iPhone, next to the e-mail code. Friends can join a new group, even without an open chat. A fresh sign-up no longer bounces between the rules and the profile. Reporting starts with a category; photos in notes and first messages are checked before others see them.