Release notes for Enpass Android

Highlights:

• Breach Monitoring: Enpass has got new brains to notify you about website breaches so that you always stay on top of your security. Change passwords of vulnerable accounts as soon as you get alerts. All the checking happens locally on your device without sending any information to us.
• 2FA Supported Logins: Identify your accounts that support 2FA but don’t have one-time codes saved in Enpass. You can go through the list and choose not to save one-time codes in Enpass if you’re using any other method like call, email, or text for second-factor authentication.

What’s New:

• New design of Audit section as a unified security dashboard to quickly pinpoint any possible vulnerabilities regarding your accounts and passwords.
• Now you see a prominent warning header on the item’s details page if that particular website is breached in the past, supports 2FA, or the password of that item is weak, compromised, identical, or has expired.
• Nextcloud users, now you have a direct option to sync through NextCloud.

Improvements:

• Restoring data from the cloud has gone faster. You don’t have to wait until all the attachments are downloaded.
• Now easier to choose the language of Enpass. The list of languages under advanced settings of Enpass is now alphabetically sorted along with its English name.
• Weak and Identical password list now displays the count of items in the headers.
• Now get the option to select the vault on all the tabs.
• All your items under ‘Expiring tomorrow’ and ‘Expiring in a week’ will now be listed under ‘Expiring Soon.’
• Now, if you have to change the password for your WebDAV account, just click on the Re-authenticate button on the WebDAV setup page.

Fixes:

• Fixed an issue where clipboard got cleared automatically after using a password on a website.
• Resolved an issue where the items were still displayed under associated tags, even after deletion.