Calling fixes: • Group video conferences now open into the proper video grid (the overlay was getting hidden in the previous build). • You'll now see a clearer Android prompt for microphone access when you join a call for the first time, instead of a silent "audio source" error.

Behind-the-scenes improvements and minor UI polish in the chat list. Calls, video, and notifications work exactly as before.

Video calls are now in the app. Tap the camera button in any chat to start a 1:1 video call — answer it just like an audio call, then tap Camera on the call screen to share your video. Tap again to hide. The full call experience (incoming-call screen, lockscreen ring, Dynamic Island, end-call cleanup) is the same as audio calls, just with the picture.

When you answer a call, the caller's profile picture now shows on the in-call screen — not just on the incoming ring. Same for outbound: you'll see who you're talking to throughout the call. And here's the App Review Notes block to paste under App Review Information → Notes: 1.3.5 is a single-fix polish release on top of 1.3.3 (build 93). The caller's profile picture was already showing on the CallKit incoming-call UI, but the in-call screen that appears after the user accepts was rendering a blank avatar because the native AppDelegate's onCallAccepted MethodChannel invocation dropped the callerAvatar field when forwarding to the Flutter call screen. 1.3.5 plumbs that field through end-to-end. No new features, no new permissions, no new third-party SDKs. Same configuration carried over from 1.3.3: - App-level biometric (Face ID / Touch ID) prompt at cold start is OFF by default. Account is protected by login session cookie + 2FA; users who want OS-level lock can enable iOS's per-app Face ID gate via Settings → Face ID & Passcode → Other Apps. - CallKit remains deselected for the China mainland storefront (Guideline 5 — MIIT). Test account: same as 1.3.3 review notes.

We've made calling and cold-start faster: • Removed the on-launch unlock prompt so you land in your chats instantly • Cleaner accept flow for incoming calls For OS-level protection, you can still enable Settings → Face ID & Passcode → Other Apps → Aires Meet.

What's New (1.3.1) — user-visible release notes: Polish update: • Smoother call accept on locked iPhone — straight to audio, no flash • Faster call end transition in the Dynamic Island • Fixed a stuck "call ended" screen after no-answer / declined calls • Cleaner experience when accepting calls while the app is open • Hangs up cleanly when ending from the iOS native call UI (Dynamic Island / lock screen) App Review Information notes (paste in ASC > App Review Information > Notes): This is a polish release over 1.3.0 (build 84). No new features, no new permissions, no new third-party SDKs. Changes: - Visual: LaunchScreen color matches the in-call screen background; iOS Dynamic Island plays the short "Ended" transition instead of the longer "Remote Ended" one. - Behavior: when the user accepts an incoming CallKit call while the app is locked behind our local biometric prompt, we now bring audio up immediately without requiring a second biometric scan (CallKit accept is itself an authenticated gesture). - Behavior: ending a call via the iOS native CallKit UI (Dynamic Island End button, lockscreen End) now properly relays the hangup to the peer instead of leaving the peer's session running until WebSocket timeout.