iOS ChangeLog and Release notes for BlackFog
4.1.2 – April 29, 2021
- Improved subscription activations
4.1.1 – April 1, 2021
- Improved performance
- Added diagnostic information
- Fixed legacy purchases from Europe
4.1.0 – December 18, 2020
- Increased performance and rule size
- Improved reloading and memory use
- Updated to Swift 5.3
- Updated splash screen
- Updated icons to outline style
- Updated color of tab icons
- Changed Cryptomining to Cryptojacking
- Update cloud console more often
- Fixed layout error on newer iOS versions
- Ignore local caches when updating rules
- Updated Blacklist to Deny
- Updated Whitelist to Allow
- Force dark mode on iOS 13 or above
- Added header to deny list
- Detect model information for console
- Added the ability to deactivate from console
- Added PIN code validation
- Allow group assignment using PIN code
4.0.2 – January 27, 2020
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Added in App purchase icons
- Fixed scrolling on small screens
- Reload after validating license on start
- Updated translations
4.0.1 – January 19, 2020
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Fixed grandfathering code to detect old purchases
4.0 – January 17, 2020
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Added In-App purchasing model
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Added cloud rule updates
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Added blocking for the Dark Web
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Added blocking for Botnets
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Added support for the Enterprise console
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Added the ability to sign in to existing account
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Added Whitelisting and BlackListing
- Aligned ruleset across platforms
3.2.0 – October 9, 2018
- Removed block warnings when clicking on Ads shown in Google Search
- Changed Enterprise license handling
- Added Turkish translation
- Updated threat rules
3.1.0 – August 13, 2018
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Added Fake News blocking option
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Added Safari Action extension to whitelist while browsing
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Added new advertising blocks
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Implemented in app rating capability
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Automatically deselect table rows after white/blacklist selection
3.0.1 – August 8, 2018
- Added more than 250 new cryptocurrency miners
- Added detail page for each block describing function
- Changed transparency of group heading
- Changed default Facebook option to on
3.0.0 – July 9, 2018
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Initial release for iOS
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Blocking Advertising on over 99% of sites
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Stops web site tracking and data aggregators from analyzing your behavior
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Eliminates cryptocurrency mining to prevent your device from being hijacked
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Blocks phishing attacks when browsing the Internet
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Stops Facebook from profiling and tracking you regardless of whether or not you are a Facebook customer
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Significantly decreases overall data usage by reducing network traffic volume
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Supports all versions of Safari on iPhones and iPads
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