Vizie

• Reliability: kiosks no longer drop registration during brief network outages or token-refresh blips. No more "Device Not Registered" prompts after a slow connection. • Network status banner: the kiosk now shows a visible indicator when the connection to the server is slow or degraded. • First-install fix: a fresh install now defaults to the Production environment (previously could default to Test).

Nothing in the app, only changing the name of the app and replace some images for better ones

- Leads with face quality — your headline change, framed as operator benefit (per-tenant tunability) rather than a list of 8 keys. - Mentions network awareness + wait-period wiring — the two other end-user-visible changes from the test channel. - No internal jargon (no "DeviceSettings cascade", "C# record", "JsonPropertyName") — App Store reviewers and visitors don't need it; it'd just look weird in a public release note. - No mention of CI / docs / refactors — those happened in this cycle too, but aren't user-visible.

What's new in 1.0.1 — stability, network resilience, and accessibility: • Slow-network detection: the kiosk now shows a clear status banner when the connection is degraded and recovers automatically when the link is healthy again. Sign-ins no longer get stuck waiting on silent timeouts. • Smarter face match: per-tenant confidence thresholds so sign-in works reliably across different lighting and camera setups. • Improved error handling: when the kiosk can't load the latest visitor-type config, operators see an explicit error instead of an empty registration form, and the incident is reported automatically. • Cleaner registration flow: visitor-type selection, additional fields, and induction questions now scope correctly to the chosen visitor type • Refined sign-in / sign-out confirmation prompts based on per-type settings. • Screensaver and idle-timeout improvements for kiosks left running unattended. • "Try Demo" experience for prospective customers to walk through a full sign-in without backend setup. • Various stability, accessibility, and performance fixes.