[1] Profile page templates updated [2] Added cal.com to the list of LinkIn Bio providers [3] Added schema:sameAs relations to generated LinkIn Bio bio page [4] Added support for AppleID as a Profile Data Provider (PdP) [5] Fixed issues with InApp purchases regarding Apple Login  [6] Fixed issues InApp purchases regarding and Apple Pay [7] Fixed issues with credentials upload timeout [8] Fixed issues with upload error handler

Fixes - Updated support for the Import of NetIDs from Coin based certificates and NetID URL based certificates Enhancements - Link In Bio Profile Page UI/IX enhancement that simplifies cross-references to other profile pages - Added Disha and Glitch to the default list of Link In Bio profile page providers for cross-referencing - Added predefined URL baselines for simplifying Link In Bio cross-referencing - Revised Knowledge Graph embedded in HTML comprising verifiable credentials - Revised SPARQL queries used for extracting verifiable credentials when registering NetIDs in the users browser

Enhancements Portable HTML-based profile document Generation of a portable HTML-based profile document comprising public credentials and related artifacts are also produced as part of its credentials generating functionality. This kind of profile document is generally referred to as a “Link In Bio” page. Unlike commonly available “Link In Bio” documents, a YouID generated profile document also includes machine-computable metadata —in the form of a Personal Profile Knowledge Graph— that mirrors relevant private credentials held in a local X.509 certificate as the basis for modern user-controlled self-sovereign identity. Bug Fixes Generation of self-signed certificates now properly includes generation of a self-signed Certificate Authority (CA) certificate for signing Identity Principal Certificates. As a result, self-signed certificates generated by YouID are now immediately usable across Apple Mail, Microsoft OutLook, Thunderbird, and any other Email application that supports the S/MIME protocol for generating digitally signed and/or encrypted emails using a self-signed certificate.

- Updated to support iOS 15 - Added support for Bitcoin and Ethereum blockchains as verifiable credentials stores for self-sovereign identity authenticity, without incurring any gas fees - Added new credentials serialization formats that include : Microdata, JSON-LD, RDF-Turtle, various SHA Fingerprints that include Hash Emojis - Facebook interactions reworked

- Addition of generated secure PKCS#12 bundles to iOS filesystem — thereby enabling attachment to Signed Emails - Revised fingerprinting based on Public Keys enabling credentials to remain unchanged following certificate renewal - Addition of new relations for delegated NetID-TLS mode

Smoother user interface and interactions for generating verifiable credentials.

- Re-written User Interface - Support for Self-Signed or Certificate Authority Signed Certificates - Incorporation of Hash Emoji and SHA-Fingerprints into Profile Documents using a variety of URI Schemes - iOS 15 compatibility

- updates for iOS9 - new format of microdata/ttl/rdfa/jsonld - fixes to support changes to Facebook SDK

- fixed issue with SignIn via LinkedId SdP - added support for arm64 - remove using of AddThis library for social sharing, to use iOS native sharing service - fixed issue with Popup Dialog size on iPad in Landscape mode on iOS8 - free certificate period was extended to 60days

Fixed crash on iOS 8.x. and general UI issues

1. Improved error condition handling for low bandwidth connections 2. Editable WebIDs 3. Improved support for Google Drive hosted Identity Cards.

1. Enhanced JSON-LD and RDFa content embedded in generated identity cards 2. Added exposure of Identity Card issuer public key to HTML based Identity card 3. Added the ability for users to select alternative Identity Card signers .

1. Issues with Dropbox hosted identity card fixed 2. Default mode of pkcs#12 file is set only be readable by file owner, by default.

1. Fixed issue in 1.5.0 release with regards to Dropbox data storage 2. Added buttons to HTML based Identity Card that enable easy (one-click) access and exchange of Public Keys .

New features in this version include: 1. Enhanced JSON-LD representation of public Identity Card. 2. Added Identity cross references across different public Identity Cards (HTML+Turtle+JSON-LD, Turtle, JSON-LD).

The public mirrors of Identity claims stored on your iOS (iPad or iPhone) are now generated in a variety of Linked Data formats and then replicated to public locations of your choice. Supported document formats include: 1. HTML with embedded Microdata, JSON-LD, and Turtle 2. HTML with embedded RDFa 3. Turtle 4. JSON-LD. Supported storage providers: 1. Dropbox 2. GoogleDrive 3. SkyDrive 4. Box. 5. MyOpenLink.NET 6. Any ODS Personal Data Data Space Instance 7. Any Virtuoso instance.

Added support for new social media and profile data service providers: 1. Dropbox 2. Instagram 3. Box. 4. Amazon Added new Identity Card storage service provider services: 1. Dropbox 2. SkyDrive 3. GDrive 4. Box. 5. MyOpenLink Briefcase

- Derives Digital Identity Card's Organization Data from Social Network Identity Provider - Added support for native Identity authentication for Facebook, Twitter, Google, Windows Live, LinkedIn - Added new support for native Amazon Identity authentication - Added Email Address format validation.

New version update to enable In-App purchase submissions