Release Notes
Release Notes
3.1.0
This release contains the following changes:
- Added support for Xcode 16.
- The Talk SDK now uses version 6.11.3 of the Twilio iOS Voice SDK.
- Adds a new privacy manifest file created in line with Apple's guidelines.
If you collect any optional data not included in the new manifest file, you must add them in your app’s privacy manifest file to comply with Apple’s privacy requirements.
3.0.0
This release contains the following changes:
- The minimum iOS deployment target of the Talk SDK is now iOS 12.0.
- The Talk SDK now uses version 6.9.1 of the Twilio iOS Voice SDK.
- Swift Package Manager support has now been added to the SDK. See Adding the Talk SDK for more details on how to add the Talk SDK to your project using Swift Package Manager.
2.0.0
This release contains the following changes:
- The minimum iOS deployment target of the Talk SDK is now iOS 11.0.
- The Talk SDK now uses version 6.5.0 of the Twilio iOS Voice SDK.
- The Talk SDK is now delivered as an XCFramework. Universal/fat frameworks are no longer provided.
- Fixes an issue where the Talk SDK did not correctly parse recording consent options.
1.1.0
This release contains:
- Support for Bluetooth headsets
1.0.0 GA
This is the first version of the Talk SDK.
This release contains:
- A call configuration screen that lets the user:
- Ask for microphone permission
- Ask for recording consent permission (if supported by digital line)
- A call screen UI that lets the user:
- Change the output from headset to built-in speaker
- Mute or unmute the call
- See the call duration
- End the call
- The ability to check for agent availability
- The ability to initialize a digital voice call
- Anonymous JWT support only
- Support for minimizing a call while the user navigates to another screen or app on their phone
- Support for 33 languages
- Support for Dark Mode