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Changelog

What changes in NeverWiped, newest first: each version of the agent, changes to the platform you can notice, security fixes, and what you have to do.

What changes in NeverWiped, newest first: the agent that runs on your server, the platform you see in your browser and in your e-mails, and the rules you agreed to. Each entry says what changed, and what you have to do, if anything.

What is listed

  • Every version of the agent that is published, with its number and its date. The number is the one neverwiped version prints on your server, and the one in the signed list of releases that neverwiped update --check reads.
  • Changes to the platform that you can notice: the customer area, the e-mails, the API, the install command.
  • Security fixes: what was affected, which version fixes it, and what you have to do. How to report a problem: report a vulnerability.
  • Changes to prices or to the terms. They are announced by e-mail first, as the terms say; this page then records them.

Changes that make no difference to you (internal work, wording on a page) are not listed.

How to read an entry

  • An entry for the agent starts with its version and its date. An entry for the platform or the terms starts with its date only.
  • Under each entry, the changes are grouped as Added, Changed, Fixed, Security and Removed. A line that asks you to do something says so at its start.
  • A withdrawn version stays on this page, marked as withdrawn, with the reason. neverwiped update never installs it, and a server that runs it moves to the newest good version of its line (updating the agent).
  • To see what your server runs and what is available: neverwiped update --check. Nothing is installed without your confirmation unless you turned automatic update on.

Not released yet

NeverWiped is not open yet, so no version is published. The first version is added here, with its date, on the day it is published. Until then, the docs describe what the agent does, and the security page what it protects and its known limits.