Flocklight

v1.1.2- NEAREST CONTACT. You asked to know which one is closest. Now the map tells you before you ask. Closest camera, marked: The nearest camera to you is now locked with an amber target reticle that follows you as you move. A strip above the map controls names it, tells you how far it is, which way to look for it, and what it is there to do. Tap it for the full dossier, or hit SHOW to fly straight to it. Range on everything: Distances now read in feet when you are inside a tenth of a mile, instead of collapsing to 0.0 MI while you stand directly under the lens. Every readout says what it is measuring from, your actual position or the center of the map, so an estimate is never presented as a fix. The 2-mile perimeter list shows range, type, and operator for each camera, tags the closest one, and opens any of them on tap. Purpose, up front: Tapping a camera now leads with what the device is for: exactly what it captures, who runs it, and how long that footage is kept. The bearing readout is now labeled as the lens direction, so it is never mistaken for the way to walk. Contributions that would not send: Operators reported verdicts, field notes, and photo-backed reports failing with CHECK YOUR CONNECTION on full signal. It was never the network. Every contribution path now restores your operator link before sending, and the errors tell the truth: link expired, actually offline, or refused by the server. Verdicts and notes send themselves the moment the link is restored, so a draft is never lost. Operator attribution corrected: A flaw in how community-reported cameras stored their owner meant they could be credited to the wrong agency, and filtering the map by operator never matched them at all. Both are fixed. A community camera now shows the operator the reporter actually named, or states plainly that the operator is unidentified. This app will not put a name on a camera we cannot stand behind. Built for every operator: Text now follows your size setting in iOS Settings, on every screen. Map pins read aloud their type, cross street, operator, confirmation status, and lens direction, so the core of the app works by voice. iPad layouts hold to a readable width instead of stretching to fill glass. When the signal drops: The app now says so. One honest NO SIGNAL strip that also tells you what still works without a connection. Plus a performance sweep: the scan sweep and cold boot no longer redraw themselves sixty times a second. Know the range. Know the reason. Know who is watching.