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September 7 update: English and Spanish releases go to review, and one Help Engine for every product

Four bilingual Android releases entered Google Play review, a shared Help Engine went live for all 46 products with a public help directory, X-Ray Lite's pricing was clarified, and the legal pages were rewritten product by product.

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What changed

September 7 sent Kavanah Journal, StubSafe, Network Sentinel and HomelessHelper to Google Play review as English and Spanish releases, put a single shared Help Engine live behind every product's help, rewrote the privacy policy and terms product by product, and clarified that X-Ray Lite is a paid app.

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Bilingual releases in review

Google confirmed review for Kavanah Journal 3.0.1, an offline English and Spanish release; StubSafe 5.8.4; Network Sentinel 1.2.4, a paid release for 172 countries; and HomelessHelper 1.1.5, with four language listings and genuine screenshots. Each was signed with its original key and passed English and Spanish acceptance on two Android versions first.

X-Ray Lite 1.0.4 reached a bilingual production draft, X-Ray Pro completed its bilingual engineering checks with store review pending, the sign-in console 1.1.4 became the signed candidate with its listing saved, and AI Hub 0.14.18 was built as a private Android release that is not public.

Customer-facing outcome

  • Kavanah, StubSafe, Network Sentinel and HomelessHelper in Google Play review
  • Every submission in English and three Spanish locales
  • Original signing keys, acceptance on two Android versions
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One Help Engine for every product

Help Engine 0.12.0 and Outside Access 0.4.2 went live together, giving Outside Access bilingual help guides and a bilingual outage page. Later the same evening the shared engine was installed platform-wide: a public help directory at autosecurelogin.com/_asl/help/en/ and /es/, with an isolated help scope for all 46 products (92 locale records and 3,394 source passages) and a Help entry on 28 product sites.

The rollout passed 291 engine tests and 48 golden cases, and Pillow Pair received a small offline-navigation fix so its installed app opens the new Help instead of its cached shell.

Customer-facing outcome

  • Public help directory in English and Spanish
  • Isolated help scope for all 46 products
  • Help entry on 28 product sites
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Legal pages, consent pages and X-Ray Lite pricing

The privacy policy and master terms were rewritten from what the software actually does, product by product, with a per-product privacy notice and app terms for every product in English and Spanish. Every messaging consent page now carries a working consent form and the same carrier-required disclosures.

X-Ray Lite is a paid app: the English and Spanish overviews, help pages and the pricing FAQ now say so, and optional donations support the platform without unlocking features.

Customer-facing outcome

  • Product-by-product privacy notices and app terms
  • Consent pages with working forms and full disclosures
  • X-Ray Lite described as paid on every surface

This public development summary is based on repository release records. It excludes credentials, customer data, proprietary implementation details and private operational topology.

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