Buzz: Secure Medical Messenger

# What’s New in Buzz 2.0.8 This release makes it easier to recover from failed messages and uploads, manage content you want to send later, and keep BuzzLink conversations organized. We’ve also made Buzz-to-Buzz calling more reliable, improved security-key handling, and added safeguards to help Buzz stay stable when unexpected problems occur. **More Reliable Messages & Files** Sending a photo, file, reply, or forwarded message shouldn’t mean losing the work you’ve already done. If something doesn’t go through, Buzz now keeps the text you’ve entered on the screen so you can try again without starting over. You can also save a BuzzDrive upload or chat attachment for later instead of sending it immediately. **Better Outbox Management** When an upload or message doesn’t finish sending, Buzz now keeps it in an Outbox so you can retry it when you’re ready. A count shows how many items are waiting, and the count turns yellow when something has failed. BuzzDrive and each conversation have their own Outbox, so pending items stay organized where they belong. You’ll only see Outbox items for the account you’re currently signed in with, and you can remove individual items when they’re no longer needed. Items you choose to keep are also preserved when you clear the app cache. **More Flexible BuzzLink Conversations** BuzzLinks can now be associated with an organization and, when applicable, a department or subsidiary. The name displayed for the link uses the organization or subsidiary name, making it easier for recipients to understand where the link is associated. Messages sent to a BuzzLink group are also delivered as a group conversation, helping keep communication together in the right place. **More Reliable Buzz Calls** Calls between Buzz users now connect successfully for people whose calls previously rang without ever arriving. This makes Buzz-to-Buzz calling more dependable when connecting with other members of your care team. **Stronger Security Key Management** Buzz now checks the security keys on your phone when you sign in to make sure they match the keys associated with your account. If they don’t match, Buzz can replace the keys on your phone with the ones from your account so your messages can be read on the device. You can also use **Verify Security Keys** in Settings to confirm that the keys saved with your login password, passphrase, and phone all agree and belong together. If they don’t, you can restore the keys from your account. When Buzz asks for your passphrase, your saved passphrase hint is now shown alongside the instructions to make the process easier to follow. For accounts that need their security keys refreshed, the next sign-in asks for your passphrase and replaces the keys on your phone with the keys from your account. The older password copy of the key is then removed. **Stability & Performance Improvements** Buzz is now more resilient when unexpected problems occur. If you decline or block camera access, Buzz shows a message instead of closing. A damaged security key on your account also no longer causes the app to close. Together, these improvements make Buzz more dependable across messaging, file sharing, BuzzLink conversations, calling, and account security—helping healthcare teams stay connected and keep communication moving when it matters.