Fixes a problem where messages on an iPhone could disappear. If the phone was locked when Rilo woke up for a new message, the app could lose the conversations it already had. That no longer happens, on grown-ups' and children's phones alike. Messages already lost cannot come back, because they were only ever on the phone. Nothing else changes, and your messages still stay on your phone only.

Sometimes little foxes' ears kept ringing after mom or dad had given up on calling them. That's fixed now! Calls to a phone or tablet that was asleep are more reliable. Sometimes a call ended on your side straight away, and the other side rang a moment later with nobody on the line. That was us, and it is sorted. Nothing changes for your children, except that their calls get through more reliably too.

A quieter release than the last one. We fixed a crash: opening an invitation could close the app before it showed you who it was from. Rilo can now tell us when it crashes. What it sends is the piece of code that broke, and nothing else: no name, no account, no message, and no way for us to know whose phone it was. It is written out in Settings, under What our server knows. For your children, nothing changed: no search, no strangers, only the people a grown-up said yes to.

Rilo has been busy. You can now subscribe inside the app: one cub, or a whole den of up to six. It is in Settings, under Subscription, whenever you want it. Changed phone? Restore purchases brings it back. And the prices have stopped doing a little dance while you read them. That was us, not you. For your children, nothing changed: no search, no strangers, only the people a grown-up said yes to.