- We fixed a bug that prevented a very small number of people from generating an invitation code. - We fixed the color of the spinner, check mark and ghost on some of our alerts when in dark mode. - The about screens didn’t react instantly when toggling light/dark mode. They do now. - We fixed an issue where the dates of news articles could not be changed. - We fixed a small cosmetic bug where sometimes the text of the back button would truncate with an ellipsis in the middle of it even though there was plenty of room to display the complete text.

We fixed a bug that happened when joining a group using the default member icon, the App would crash.

• We fixed a bug where sometimes when joining a group, the group didn’t immediately show up in the group list. • While we were fixing the above issue, we discovered that people’s photos that were added, either when they were invited, or when they joined were also not showing up, so we fixed that. • In certain circumstances, BeLooped would freeze when it woke from sleep. Fixed. • Leaving a group by tapping the ‘Leave Group’ button at the bottom of your profile now properly transitions you back to the Group List. It didn’t before, and that was a bug.

iOS 12 and 13 support has been dropped. Some bugs have been fixed.

This is a stabilization release.

UI improvements and minor bug fixes.

Some minor issues were addressed.

Some minor fringe bugs were addressed.

The Settings tab and Account Page have been reorganized. Some fringe bugs have been fixed.

Some minor fixes to dark mode.

We have added the ability to share images in the Forum

Some forum bug fixes.

We fixed some issues including:  - Restore Purchases updated to new URL - Forum message decryption has been added

Improved reliability of message reception in the Forums.

Improvements and bug fixes to the Forum.

• Profiles let you use a common profile in multiple groups. They are extremely helpful when you have many groups. You can quickly see which of your profiles are used in which groups, make an adjustment to a profile and it will change in all of your groups using that profile. This feature requires a Pro Subscription. • Some bugs in the group forum were fixed where hidden messages were affecting the display of all messages.

Open Groups, Discussion Groups, Personal Messaging?

We have added Dark Mode support in this version.

This is a quick release that includes a few small bug fixes.

BeLooped v1.4.6 has a small but important bug fix: • We fixed a bug that caused some communication methods to become invisible in some of your groups.

• We added a new subscription tier in the Store. Check out the Forum Monthly Subscription. When you subscribe to this tier, your first month is free! • We fixed the delete messages feature in the Forum.

We fixed a crash that occurred when saving and restoring unsent messages in the Forum.

BeLooped v1.4.3 has a few improvements:
 • Users can “slide left” to delete a Forum message they wrote (but wish they hadn’t). The Group Manager can delete any message in the Forum, no matter who wrote it.
 • About has been completely redesigned to make it easier to find what you’re looking for.
 • The Group Manager can “slide left” to delete a member. But if they did the slide with too much enthusiasm, it would delete without warning, which could result in accidental deletions. Fixed. 
• When a new member joins a group, all of the Forum messages are downloaded for their perusal… including deleted entries. Fixed.
 • Fixed a crash when iPad users tapped 'Create A Group' to create a new group. This release's Bee Trivia: Bees have 5 eyes. Besides the two large compound eyes (with thousands of lenses) that everyone knows about, they also have three simple eyes called ocelli. This are very small and in a triangle at the top of the bee’s head. The ocelli sense shadows if a predator attacks from above, which gives the bee time to escape. Oh, and one more thing: bees have hair growing out of their eyes…

BeLooped v1.4.2 changes are: The main thrust of this version is to address recent bugs that have been discovered. Specifically: • We fixed a minor grammar error on the List of Groups screen. • We made the text next to the capacity circles respond dynamically to the users text size setting on their device. • The Group Manager can now remove messages posted by any user. The message will be removed from all members in the group. • People subscribing to the PRO version now have access to the Activities and Religion Icons. No additional purchase is necessary. • As usual, a number of other small issues have been resolved. IMPORTANT: In the near future, we will end support for iOS 10. We need to do this so that we’re only supporting 64-bit processors. This way, we can take advantage of new iOS capabilities. When this happens, newer versions of BeLooped will not work on the iPhone 5, iPhone 5c and iPad generation 4 devices. If you need help identifying your iPhone see https://support.apple.com/en-ca/HT201296 TRIVIA: Honey is the only food that includes all the substances necessary to sustain life, including enzymes, vitamins, minerals, and water.

BeLooped v1.4.1 changes are:
 The main thrust of v1.4.1 was to improve the “inspirational example groups” that are displayed on the list of groups screen. Specifically:
 • we added a “Create a Group” button because some people didn’t understand + to create a group. 
 • we made it so that the sample groups appear at the BOTTOM of the list of groups instead of at the top. This is really important for small screen devices.
 • we added a grey “status bar” above the list of groups that shows how many more you can create without paying extra. Note that you can remove this bar in Settings (useful for small screens).
 
 ALERT:
 This version of BeLooped will not work with iOS 9.x. Soon, iOS 10.x will also be deprecated; after that all iOS versions will be running on devices with 64-bit processors.
 
 TRIVIA:
 Killer bees are our own fault — they are a hybrid of regular honey bees (Apis mellifera ligustica and Apis mellifera iberiensis) and the African honey bee (Apis mellifera scutellata). They were introduced in Brazil in the 1950’s. Twenty-six swarms escaped, and they’ve been travelling north, arriving in Texas in 1990.