Fixed many threading problems that caused or could cause crashes
Fixed device scanner to get more stable device lists (sometimes devices were flickering)
Switched to a new crash reporter to get better crash reports to make the app more stable
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PhotoSync 4.3.0 for Android released
PhotoSync 4.3 fully supports Android 15 and has been completely re-engineered to utilize the latest Android technologies. This primarily impacts performance. Additionally, the pCloud service is now natively supported, and automation has been adapted to meet the requirements and restrictions of newer Android versions.
Tried to fix random crashes that were caused by the new device detection library
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PhotoSync Companion 4.4.0 for Windows released
Removed Apple Bonjour Service from PhotoSync
Tweaked announcement of PhotoSync service via mDNS
Added more robust scanning of PhotoSync devices removing found devices only when the alive check for the other device fails
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PhotoSync 4.1.7 for Android released
NEW Added trashing support for Android 11 and higher in the expert settings
NEW Changed app startup process and added checks for required permissions
NEW Added some new MDM configuration options
Fixed problems that could occur with FTP connections during upload
Added a check for writeable folders when the app is receiving data
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PhotoSync 4.9.5 for iOS released
NEW The Live Photo format can now be configured for better interoperability with other platforms. The following options are available:
Apple (2 Files): Transfers the Live Photo in Apple’s native format. A photo file (JPEG/HEIC) and a video file (MOV) will be transferred. Best suited format for Apple platforms. This is the default option.
Motion Photo (JPEG): Transfers a JPEG file with embedded video. Best suited option for other mobile platforms and Windows computers. Note: The photo will always be converted to JPEG, and the video to H264 format.
Apple + Motion Photo: Transfers both the Apple native format and Motion Photo.