A seat for the arbiter, a shield for your name
Arbiters can now read the disputes they are asked to settle, a privacy review keeps your real name and your pseudonyms apart, and Braga's buses are live on the map.
Arbiters see the whole case
When a dispute is opened, the arbiter you named gets a notification and finds the contract, text included, in a new Arbitration tab under Contracts, with the verdict form beside it. Before that, the arbiter sees nothing of your agreement.
Your pseudonym stays yours
A full privacy review closed gaps where a private real name, or a link between your profiles, could show: on the live map, in live updates, on profiles and listings. Someone you block can no longer call you or pull you into a group chat.
Calls and files in chat
Every member of a new group chat can join its calls, not only moderators; an admin can open older groups in the room's permissions. Downloads from chat work in the Android app, and a tapped chat alert opens its conversation.
Braga's buses, live
Braga's city buses now move on the map in real time, with arrival estimates at every stop, timetables and journey planning.
Easier to read and to hear
Secondary text has a little more contrast, and more buttons and controls now carry names a screen reader can announce. Labels that showed up untranslated in Spanish, French and German are filled in.
Also in this release
- The built-in chat is now the only web chat: the separate Element and FluffyChat web apps are gone, and native Matrix apps sign in as before.
- Zenith, the personal AI assistant, has been retired.
- Mini-sites on their own web address load their live parts again, such as tickets and sign-in.
- Old links to a transit stop now lead to the stop of the same name after a timetable update, and the weather on the map shows up faster.
