• New ad and tracker blocking: your computer loads less and uses less data • Encrypted DNS now supports HTTP/2, with four more providers • More accurate charging power estimates • A redesigned speed test share card • Bug fixes and stability improvements

• Linux computers and OpenWrt routers: install CellGlide on them and they go online through your iPhone, just like a Mac • Encrypted DNS now supports DNS over TLS, with a Quad9 preset; enter tls://server as a custom address • Fixed lost UDP packets when the computer uploads through the phone, so video calls and HTTP/3 sites are steadier • Home lets you know when a new version is available • Rate CellGlide from Settings › About • A speed test that loses the connection midway now shows as failed instead of reporting a speed that's too low • Destination map: arcs stay visible when a destination is in the same region as your exit • Traffic statistics recognize more services, including Disney+, App Store and software updates, Tailscale, Firefox, Ubuntu, Snapchat and Yahoo

Destination map: see where your Mac's traffic goes. • In Traffic statistics, tap the globe at the top to open a 3D globe you can spin, in landscape • Arcs run from your exit to every service in use, with dots flowing both ways at the real pace: blue for downloads, green for uploads • The list shows the services moving data now and where they are; quiet ones slide out and come back when traffic resumes • Tap a service to turn the globe to it • Locations are looked up on the phone, and what you visit is never uploaded Traffic statistics also recognize more services, including Oracle, DocuSign, US Card Forum, Cursor and Microsoft, Google and Apple's own domains.

• DNS speed test: in Settings › DNS, measure how fast and steady each DNS server is, then tap Use to switch to the fastest • New DNS servers: AliDNS, Tencent DNSPod and OpenDNS • DNS choices take effect at once, with no Save button • A new Runtime and background page with two new switches: Start sharing when connected to a computer, and Stop sharing when the cable is unplugged • Swipe a recent speed test left on the Quality tab to delete it • Settings › About links to our Telegram channel for news and tips • Traffic statistics recognize more services, including Alipay, Xianyu, Alibaba Cloud, Amap, DingTalk, Youku, Xiaomi, Huawei, Trip.com and Douban, with more brand icons • A rewritten welcome screen that says plainly what CellGlide does • Uses less memory, for steadier long sessions • With the Mac app 0.6.0: reach devices on your home or office network while sharing, and clearer wording in the panel

Faster DNS, a new speed test and a new layout: • Four tabs: Home, Diagnostics, Quality and Settings; on the open iPhone Duo, cards sit side by side • DNS acceleration: Optimistic DNS answers from cache at once, and concurrent DNS queries ask a second provider when one is slow, encrypted throughout • If encrypted DNS can’t be reached, the carrier’s DNS takes over, and encrypted DNS is back within seconds of the network recovering • Run the speed test right on the Quality tab, stop it any time, and compare places and networks in your recent results • Network quality: continuous latency, jitter and loss, plus latency under load to spot lag while uploading or downloading • Home shows this month’s data; set a monthly allowance with reminders at 80% and when it runs out, or turn on Data saver to pause large background downloads • Charging card: measured charging power and battery health when connected to a Mac, an estimate otherwise • The Dynamic Island appears only once you leave the app, with the countdown right away and speeds every 3 seconds • Hit a problem? Send diagnostics from Settings in one tap (private details removed) and get a code to quote • Improvements for IPv6-only cellular networks (such as some T-Mobile networks), network type display and turning cellular data off

Data plan reminders, a focus page and network quality: • Data plan: set a monthly allowance and billing day, get reminders at 80% and when it runs out, and optionally stop sharing at the limit; the new “Data this month” card projects your use • Focus page: large live speeds, the time and usage on black at the lowest brightness; touch and hold to leave, so it saves power and ignores stray taps • Network quality: continuous latency, jitter and packet loss on cellular, with a score and a 5-minute chart • When you aren’t sharing, the home screen shows the whole phone’s live speed • More accurate stats: more connections are matched to services, each service shows its domains and last 30 days, and you can compare days and months and see this month’s projection • A simpler home screen, and Dynamic Island speeds that match the app • Fixed: the network total didn’t reset after sharing stopped; DNS occasionally stalled on some networks

A Dynamic Island countdown and faster, steadier browsing on your Mac: • Switch to another app while sharing and the Dynamic Island shows live speed and the time left; tap to come back, so checking a message is worry-free • The home screen shows the connected Mac: its name, USB speed and how long it has been connected • DNS lookups reuse connections, so pages that open many sites at once resolve faster and no longer fail now and then • More simultaneous connections for smoother downloads and busy browsing • Clearer traffic stats: services and protocols come first, and past sessions are grouped by day, show which Mac used them, and open into details for each session and each day • Fixed: the live speed chart sometimes cleared after opening Control Center or a call banner

• Network status on the home screen: carrier, 5G/4G, public IP, this session's usage and a live throughput chart at a glance • Usage by service: see how much data YouTube, WeChat, iCloud and others use • Traffic statistics: smoother live speed chart and icons for the protocol breakdown • Carrier and IP update automatically after you swap SIMs or switch your data line • New app icon and refined typography throughout