CHAT Paste a copied image the way you paste anything: touch and hold the chat box, then tap Paste. The image is attached like a photo from your library. The "Paste image" button is gone, so the chat bar has its full width back. CALENDAR A repeating event no longer keeps you waiting. The form closes as soon as the first event is saved, and the event shows on its day. The rest of the series appears a few seconds later. Changing how a series repeats works the same way. TYPING The keyboard no longer covers the field you are typing in. Event forms, sign-in, sign-up, Settings, Notifications and Groups keep the field in view.

HOW OFTEN AIDA REACHES OUT Choose it in Settings > Notifications: Default (up to 3 messages a day, at least 1), More (up to 5, at least 2) or Most (up to 7, at least 3). It applies as soon as you tap it. Morning and evening check-ins aren't counted. CHAT Aida says what she thinks first, plainly, in chat and in her notifications. Copy an image, then tap "Paste image" in the chat box to send it. Retry works. When an answer fails, tapping Retry sends your words again and AIDA answers them. Before, Retry kept getting the same failure, and only typing something new got through. When an answer fails or is cut off, AIDA now asks you to try once more, instead of telling you to try again later. HOME Hold or drag a thumb across a graph to see the percentage and the time at any point. AIDA uses less battery and data: Home stops refreshing while the app is in the background, and background heart rate variability and sleep uploads cover only the last 7 days. CALENDAR Swipe the week strip to move between weeks, and the Month view follows. Events can repeat daily, weekly or monthly, and a weekly event can fall on any days from Sunday to Saturday. SETTINGS Closed sections are compact and show a one-line summary, such as "Nothing connected yet". SIGN-UP AIDA asks about location during sign-up again. One screen says what location is for, then Continue brings up the iOS prompt. Sign-up carries on whichever you choose, and you can turn location off any time in Settings. Health Deep Sync has a single Continue button. If you switch every metric off, Continue moves straight on without asking for Health access. The sign-up form stays put above the keyboard. The email field no longer jumps or slides off the screen when you start typing. DELETING YOUR ACCOUNT Deleting your account now takes effect at once: you are signed out, and the account can no longer be signed in to. AIDA erases the rest of your information in the background. TIME ZONE When you travel or move, AIDA now follows your phone's time zone on its own. Before, it only picked up a new zone when you signed in again, so it could read your day on the old clock.

SCREEN TIME Your limit crossings now reach AIDA as they happen, in the background. Before, they only arrived the next time you opened AIDA — sometimes hours later — so your pattern for the day could be wrong or missing entirely. Each crossing is counted once. iOS could fire the same threshold again and again, which made your phone use look heavier than it was. Set any daily limit you want, or choose "No limit" to keep an eye on the apps you picked without one. If iOS refuses Screen Time access while you are setting it up, AIDA now says what happened in plain words and lets you try again. WHEN A MESSAGE MISSES Marking a message as one that didn't land now lets you say why — or say nothing at all. It stays optional, and it is what teaches AIDA when to reach you and when to stay quiet. PLACES With location turned on, AIDA now understands where you are the way you would describe it — the area you are in, and what is around you — instead of a bare coordinate. NOTES The Notes screen has been removed. What you write to AIDA already lives in chat, and what she knows about you no longer depends on you filing it. Notes you already wrote are kept: you can read or erase them in Settings > My Data.