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What's New in Anon Project
1.4.0
October 21, 2026
Connect to apps, lower network fees and in-app support Connect to apps from the new Connect tab: scan a site’s QR code, paste its connection link, or open its link on this phone. You choose the account each app sees, including a stealth account. Every request shows what it will do before you confirm, a bridge shows what arrives on the other network, and a confirmed transaction lands in History. Anon checks who you’re sending to against your history and contacts, on your device. A new recipient asks you to confirm, and an address that looks very similar to one you know, or a name that now points to a different address, asks you to press and hold to send. ENS names resolve to the address the name sets for the network you’re sending on. Network fees are lower on private transactions: around 14% lower on private sends and around 20% lower on unshields. Reviews show the exact network fee you will pay. Get help without leaving the app: send a support ticket from Settings, the unlock screen or the Help button on Home, and read the replies in Anon. Anon is now available in Spanish, French, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese and Russian. It follows your phone’s language, or you can choose one in Settings. Your contacts, recent recipients and the names Anon remembers for the people you pay are now encrypted on your device, with a key kept in your phone’s secure storage. Also new: discreet mode hides your balances, dollar stablecoins are entered in dollars, and the bottom bar is now Home, Shield, Connect and History, with Send in the apps drawer. Signed with Anon's own Android key for new installs or updates to same-key direct-download installs. It cannot update a Google Play install; keep your existing wallet installed.
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