SDK Changelog

The Signals SDK now supports iOS 26 with Xcode 26.

For iOS apps that used version 5.3.0 of the Signals SDK, there were cases where the app would crash upon being launched. This issue has been fixed (TRIAGE-30884)

For user location information, the Signals SDK now takes into account GPS data if the application has requested location permissions.

The Signals SDK now takes into account mobile device permissions and additional sensor readings.

The Signals SDK is now targeted for Level 36 (Android 16).

For user location information, the Signals SDK now takes into account GPS data if the application has requested location permissions.

The Signals SDK now takes into account mobile device permissions and additional sensor readings.

The minimum Android version supported is now Level 21 (Android 5.0).

The Signals SDK uses the Android features included in Level 34 (Android 14).

Contains improvements aimed at further increasing the accuracy of risk evaluations.

Now includes an option to have the SDK payload include browser-based user location data if the user has provided their consent.

Enhancements have been made to the signal-collection engine to keep pace with changes in the browser landscape.

Includes support for the new PingID Device Trust predictor. The predictor requires that the PingID Device Trust agent be installed on users' computers, and requires both a PingID license and a PingOne Protect license.

Contains improvements to behavioral data collection.

Verified that code change made in earlier version resolved issue related to Content Security Policy (CSP).