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# Release Notes

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## 0.0.44

* Fixed issue with reenrolling user using the .

  ```
  allow_re_enroll
  ```

  flag on the user id info object during job submission
* Fixed issue with updating a user on file selfie using the

  ```
  use_enrolled_image
  ```

  lag on the user id info object during job submission

## 0.0.39

* Bug fixes by way of bumping native SDK versions (both iOS and Android)

## 0.0.38

Android & iOS

* BVN Consent fixes and bug fixes and minor improvements
* Document capture crashes fixes on other android devices due to cropping issues

## 0.0.36

Android & iOS

* BVN Consent fixes and bug fixes and minor improvements

## 0.0.35

Android & iOS

* BVN Consent

## 0.0.34

Android

* Improve blur checks and provide accurate realtime feedback during capture
* Updated the android gradle plugin to 7.2 this may warrant an upgrade of several packages particularly app compat which is now using 1.5.1

## 0.0.33

Android

* Improve document capture blur and light checks

## 0.0.32

Android

* Improved user experience during document captures to avoid unnecessary ui feedbacks
* Improve document capture blur and light checks

## 0.0.31

Android

* Improved user experience during document captures to avoid unnecessary ui feedbacks

IOS

* IOS auth smile fix for when local callback url is not set

## 0.0.30

Android

* Updated project gradle wrapper to 7.5
* Updated gradle plugin to 7.2.1
* Updated target SDK to android 32
* Better messaging for document capture
* Added ability to set id type as passport/id card/ other which will enable the the correct aspect ratio for the document
* Document capture will be in landscape mode always for better document captures

IOS

* Fix callback error when submitting a job without setting a callback on the portal
* Extra partner params fix

## 0.0.29

Android: Removed every other permission requests except for camera related permission checks

## 0.0.28

1. Blurred photos fix from auto focus
2. Correct cropping on images (much more apparent on the S8)
3. Camera preview increased resolution

## 0.0.27

* Document capture improvements
* Android/IOS dark mode opt outs
* Other small improvements

*Known issue of a bad crop when capturing documents on a samsung S8*

## 0.0.26

* Fix for capture methods to always include a null on the config when no customisation is intended (breaking change in 0.0.25 )
* Fix for document verification including the `use_`*`enrolled_image`* flag on the user id info when running a document verification job see [here](/integration-options/mobile/react-native/products-and-job-types/document-verification.md#submit-the-job-to-smile-identity)


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