This update introduces the Disclosure Archive, a brand-new home for declassified U.S. government UAP material — all in one place and all playable right inside the app. We've brought together dozens of official videos spanning multiple government releases, from military infrared sensor footage to first-hand eyewitness recordings, each one presented with its full official description, date, location, and release details so you have the complete context as you watch. Every clip now plays directly in the app with full-screen playback and native controls, so there's no need to leave to view any of it. We've also included historic audio recordings — such as astronaut accounts and archival interviews — presented with clear labeling so you always know what you're listening to. Alongside the footage, we've added a Declassified Imagery section featuring official NASA photographs and government renderings. You can tap any image to open it full-screen and pinch to zoom all the way in to inspect the details for yourself, and each image is clearly identified so you can tell an authentic photograph from an artist's rendering at a glance. We've highlighted the most compelling material up front, with a featured presentation that surfaces the standout sightings the moment you open the archive. The home screen has also been refreshed with a bolder, more immersive look that makes it easy to jump straight into the latest content. Finally, we've included the official directive and statements behind these releases so the background and purpose of this material live right in the app, and we've made a number of refinements throughout to keep everything fast, polished, and easy to navigate.

This update focuses on stability and performance: • Fixed a crash that could occur while using the app • Improved map reliability and loading • General performance improvements and behind-the-scenes updates Thanks for using Anomalous Phenomena! If you want it even shorter, this one-liner works too: Stability and performance improvements, including a fix for an app crash and more reliable map loading.