Bug fixes

We have an important update! A new version of the Home Front Command app is available to help you act quickly and save lives. So, what’s new? •⁠ All alerts and updates are now in one clear, chronological list. •⁠ Colors and icons now indicate alert type and severity. •⁠ See the message type and required action without opening the app. Continue following Home Front Command guidelines - they save lives.

• Home Screen Updates - You can now remove areas of interest from the Home Screen in just two clicks. Just like you clear the way to the protected space - in both cases, it's life-saving. • Indication during miscommunication - If your device is disconnected from the internet, we’ll notify you so you know the app isn’t updating and alerts won’t be received until you reconnect. BTW, in order for us to always be available to you, you can contact us on all social platforms and at 104 call center.

New: Shabbat and Holiday mode New option in the app settings - activating Shabbat mode to see the alerts without touching the screen

Minor bug fixes

We have improved background performances to enable receiving alerts faster. Beginning with this version, you will be able to see your history of alert and areas of interest on a map. The Home Front Command is available for you at 104 call center and the contact methods listed in the app. Stronger together!

We have improved performance in the background to allow receiving notifications faster. We have updated the app for optimal support of the new ability. Important note: iOS devices tend to actively remove apps due to lack of use, and it is not apparent that the app was in fact deleted. in order to ensure you continue receiving alerts, please make sure you prevent the automatic deletions in accordance with the following guidelines: 1. Go to Settings and select "App Store" in the "App Store". 2. At the bottom of the menu that opens, find the option that reads "Offload Unused Apps", and make sure it is turned off. The Home Front Command is available for you at the 104 call center, and the contact methods detailed in the app. Stronger together!

We have two new types of messages: 1. "Update": for guidelines such as software updates and messages in preparation for Home Front Command exercises. 2. "End of event": guidelines regarding resuming routine activities at the end of ongoing events. For example, at the end of an infiltration of a hostile aerial vehicle event or a fear of terrorist infiltration. In addition, we are happy to announce that you can receive alert while you are in your car by connecting the mobile device to Apple CarPlay (in vehicles that support this). Important note: iOS devices tend to actively uninstall apps due to lack of use, when it is not apparent that the app has actually been deleted. In order to ensure you receive alerts, make sure to prevent automatic removal according to the following instructions: 1. Go to Settings and select "iTunes Store and App Store". 2. At the bottom of the menu that opens, find the "Uninstall Unused Apps" option and make sure it is turned off. The Home Front Command is available to you at the 104 Call Center and the "contact us" methods detailed in the App. Strong Together!

Attention! This version includes a mandatory update that is required in order to continue receiving alerts through the App. A device that will not do the update, will not be able to continue receiving alerts! As required, we will continue to make regular improvements and updates to the App. It is important to remember that there are people with disabilities and adults for whom the updating process may be challenging. We must show responsibility and mutual guarantee, and help them run the update. Important note: iOS devices tend to uninstall apps due to lack of use, when it is not apparent that the app has actually been deleted. In order to ensure receiving alerts, please make sure to prevent automatic removal according to the following guidelines: 1. Go to Settings and select "iTunes Store and App Store". 2. At the bottom of the menu that opens, find the "Offload Unused Apps" option and make sure it is turned off. The Home Front Command is available for you at 104 Call Center, and through the contact methods detailed in the App. Stronger Together!

As of now, alerts and life-saving guidelines, will be received as "critical alerts", which will also be pushed if the mobile device is on silent mode or on "Focus" mode (such as "do not disturb"). Important note: iOS devices tend to actively offload an application when not in use, when it is not evident that the app was in fact erased. To make sure you receive alerts, prevent the automatic offload of unused apps in accordance with the following guidelines: 1. Go to Settings and select "iTunes Store and App Store”. 2. At the bottom of the menu that opens, find the option "Offload Unused Apps” and make sure it is turned off. The Home Front Command is available to you at 104 call-center and through the additional ways of contact detailed in the App

Bug fixing

Sound-free update - You can receive important updates in the notification center, without sound. Added the time of entry into the protected space in the notification center - next to the name of the threat and the threatened area, we added the time of entry into the protected space. Formatted Content - Added the ability to send a link for more information.

Updates / improvements for the application and bug fixes

Updates / improvements for the application and bug fixes New developments in the Home Front Command App: Vibration of 10 seconds - A special solution for the deaf and hard-of-hearing allows you to receive an alert based on location using a vibration of 10 seconds. "Red Color" alert - a special solution for residents of the "Gaza Envelope" allows you to set the receipt of a "Red Color" alert by location, instead of the sound of an alarm.

New developments in the Home Front Command App: "Red Color" alert - a special solution for residents of the "Gaza Envelope" allows you to set the receipt of a "Red Color" alert by location, instead of the sound of an alarm.