1.15.0

Diode v1.15.0 was released on February 11, 2025.

  • Features
  • iOS push notifications
  • Show device details in file history

Bug fixes
* Fix: iOS stability improvements
* Fix: iOS chat history image viewing
* Fix: Don't show file deletion warning if in Upload Only sync mode
* Fix: File upload improvements
* Fix: Allow navigating to unsync'd file locations

iOS Push Notifications

Push notifications are now supported in iOS! To enable push notifications on iOS, see this article.

iOS push notifications, like Android push notifications, are fully end-to-end encrypted. Diode has implemented a "mini-app" that is responsible for decrypting push messages on the phone. This means that your message details are not exposed to a custodial environment (e.g. Apple push servers). Please read here about privacy implications for push notifications.

Show device details in file history

The file information page's Version History log now shows the current user exactly which of their devices made a modification to a file. Other users continue to only see which user made the change, and not the device details.

Fix: iOS stability improvements

Many improvements have been made to the stability of the iOS app. In the past, the app would lock up frequently - particularly when returning from sleep.

Fix: iOS chat history image viewing

Images are now viewable / clickable / openable in the chat history for iOS.

Fix: Don't show file deletion warning if in Upload Only sync mode

Upload Only sync mode does not allow deletion of the actual file - it only deletes the current device's version of the file. However, the app was incorrectly showing the user a warning indicating that the Zone's file would be deleted. This has been fixed.

Fix: File upload improvements

Uploading files was made more robust in both Upload Only and 2-Way sync modes. For Sync-Off mode, upload was also improved for chat image/file uploads.

Fix: Allow navigating to unsync'd file locations

File links in About pages and other markdown files now take the user to the file location, allowing them to sync the file on-demand if the device has not yet downloaded the file.