• Theme and language preferences can now be set directly in the app
• Added Korean language support
• Fixed and improved existing localizations
• Minor UI refinements
• Better support for low-memory devices
• Bug fixes and performance improvements

The recent major update delivered a positive net impact, driven by a +0.92 star increase in the average iOS rating from 3.31 to 4.23. This upward shift stems from resolving a critical platform compatibility issue where earthquake notifications arrived minutes after seismic events. However, newly introduced subscription prompts for historical data and geographical naming errors on maps present immediate headwinds.

• Fixed an issue that could cause earthquake notifications to appear unavailable on some iPhone models.
• Improved overall stability with targeted bug fixes and reliability improvements.
• Smarter Timeline filters: suggested regions now replace recent searches, with improved access to World and Home Country.
• Expanded earthquake statistics with new seismic regions, including Hawaii, Taupō, Parkfield, and the Canary Islands.
• Added support for new seismic data providers.
• Improved the reliability of automatically generated screenshots when sharing earthquake events.