Your office no longer waits to be twelve people. It shows how it has been as soon as anybody there has answered. If fewer than three answers sit behind any one of the three, no split is shown at all. An office is still readable from outside only if twelve of its people vote for that, so a small office is visible to the people in it and to nobody else.

Your office can now see how it has been without holding a vote first. Twelve people with a confirmed work address is all it takes. Nothing else changed about what is shown: if fewer than three people are behind any one of the three answers, no split is shown at all. The vote is still there and still yours to change at any time. It now decides one thing — whether people who do not work at your office can read its counts. Voting no no longer costs you anything you could see before.

Your history comes back now. If you signed in on a new phone, or signed out and back in, the days you had already answered did not show up. They were never lost. They were on the server the whole time — the app was only ever reading its own copy, and never asked for the rest. Now it asks. One wording change: the city screen says "Your office is sharing" where it used to say "Public here".