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In more languages fixin now follows your iPhone's language in German, Spanish (Mexico), Dutch, and Traditional Chinese. Screens and menus change language; diagnosis names, repair guides, and tips are still in English. The emergency number for your region Safety warnings now give the emergency number for your region, such as 911, 112, or 000, instead of always saying 911. On home results, the call button shows and dials that number. The number follows the Region set on your iPhone. The roadside assistance button now appears only in the US and Canada, where it calls AAA or CAA; elsewhere, use Find a tow nearby. More reliable guides and tips Worksheet tips and paid-plan repair guides are now always written on fixin's servers, whichever mode the Repair Assistant is in, so a tip no longer reads just "caution." On paid plans, a guide that couldn't be written while you were offline is tried again later, rather than staying on the built-in version. A clearer App Clip When a scan looks serious, the App Clip now says to stop using it until it's checked, and what to do next. Results say how strong the match is, and the App Clip follows your language and text size. Also in this release fixin has a new icon. Repair Assistant errors say what went wrong, such as a connection that timed out, instead of showing an error code. The Close alternatives card on results has a new look, and VoiceOver reads its percentages exactly as shown.