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# Release Notes

### Release 1.1.6 <a href="#release-116" id="release-116"></a>

Released December 2025

#### Highlights

Added Bluetooth Unpair action support. Updated to support Android 15.

#### Details

* Added new action `com.bluefletch.ems.ACTION.BT_UNPAIR` .
* Added internal `com.bluefletch.ems.ACTION_UPDATE` action.
* Added exported SilentActivity to allow invoking actions when the Bluetooth application is closed.
* Added additional application logging.
* Updated logic for building Pending Intent for Android 15.

### Release 1.1.5 <a href="#release-115" id="release-115"></a>

Released July 2025

#### Highlights

Added support for pairing Bluetooth keyboards.

### Release 1.1.4 <a href="#release-114" id="release-114"></a>

Released March 2025

#### Highlights

Added logic to recognize the Miscellaneous Bluetooth category. Various fixes and pairing status improvements.

#### Details

* Added success and failure dialogs to give better feedback during the device bonding.
* Fixed the "CONNECTING" text so it will disappear when the device fails to bond.
* Fixed the onDestroy logic to properly unregister and cancel Bluetooth discovery to resolve crashes.
* Added recognition for the Miscellaneous Bluetooth device category.

### Release 1.1.1 <a href="#release-111" id="release-111"></a>

Released October 2024

#### Highlights

Additional pairing support for audio devices and microphones.

#### Details

* Updated the support library versions.
* Updated the crash handler library.
* Added support to write logs to a file.
* Fixed an application crash that occurs after accepting permissions.
* Allowed Bluetooth pairing with 'uncategorized' audio devices and pairing with microphones.
* Updated the progress control to be bigger, to make it easier to see.
* Added more logging around connection.
* Added EMM version for Managed Play Store upload.

### Release 1.0.9 <a href="#release-109" id="release-109"></a>

Released May 2023

#### Highlights

Tap to pair for Zebra printers, and fixes for refreshing of devices.

#### Details

* Updated the project gradle files and the target SDK to 33.
* Fixed issues related to refreshing of devices in the connected/saved list.
* Added tap to pair via NFC feature for Zebra printers.
* Added string resource for NFC toast.

### Release 1.0.8 <a href="#release-108" id="release-108"></a>

Released December 2021

#### Highlights

Added the crash handler library.

#### Details

* Added the BlueFletch crash handler library.
* Updated the minimum SDK to 22.

### Release 1.0.5 <a href="#release-105" id="release-105"></a>

Released June 2021

#### Highlights

Improved connection handling and configuration updates.

#### Details

* Refactored the structure of the code for improved connection handling.
* Updated UI rendering to support configuration updates.

### Release 1.0.4 <a href="#release-104" id="release-104"></a>

Released June 4, 2021

#### Highlights <a href="#highlights" id="highlights"></a>

Initial release of Bluetooth sync application.


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