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Every year, Google requires developers to update their Android code to target the new versions of Android. Unfortunately, this usually isn't as simple as updating a single number. The biggest issue is that the new versions of Android have been deprecating features and adding new "features" that break app features. So, a lot of testing needs to be done, and unfortunately some bugs may get through. But, in the interest of getting LTE Discovery out to people with Android 15, we will be pushing forward. Some features will be more limited on some devices. Here's a screenshot of the issues that we've started working on a while back, and did more work and testing for it this week: - Dan Developer for LTE Discovery Cutting room floor Just some of the errors we run into when trying to do the required updates: Needed to: - Update from kapt to ksp - Update Kotlin from v1.9 to v2.0 - Update Compose to match the Kotlin version - And more... Pausing for the night at 1am with th...

 If for whatever reason you'd like to delete your LTE Discovery account and all data, then there is a "Forget Me" button in the app that you can easily access when signed in. Here's how: 1. Go to the menu -> Settings -> Account 2. Click "Forget Me" We will forget your account ever existed. It's that simple. :)

 Most people are still on 4G LTE, but the tides are changing. And, most of users are now searching for the best 5G NR cell signals. So, let's either keep up with the times or have a more future-proof name. What's your vote?