On the App Store
Vision 3.1.8
VoiceOver now names the "Phone Blocking" switch after the text on its row, so you can hear which setting you have reached before using it.
Read the write-up for Vision 3.1.8Vision Changelog
Each Vision for iPhone release that changed something you can see or hear, newest first, with its date and a link to the write-up.
- On the App Store
Vision 3.1.7
VoiceOver reads the eye button in the middle of the tab bar as "AI Detective" instead of "Show", the same way the other four tab buttons are named after their screens.
Read the write-up for Vision 3.1.7 - On the App Store
Vision 3.1.6
With Remote SMS Verification switched on, a text the phone cannot sort on its own is now sent to the service the rest of the app uses instead of a development server.
Read the write-up for Vision 3.1.6 - On the App Store
Vision 3.1.5
VoiceOver says "check" rather than "checks" when a count is one, in both halves of the counter.
Read the write-up for Vision 3.1.5 - On the App Store
Vision 3.1.4
VoiceOver reads the check counter as one natural sentence instead of a string of numbers and punctuation.
Read the write-up for Vision 3.1.4 - On the App Store
Vision 3.1.3
The counter states how many checks remain, and hides itself when that number cannot be shown accurately.
Read the write-up for Vision 3.1.3 - On the App Store
Vision 3.1.2
Detective shows how many checks you have used and how many you have available.
Read the write-up for Vision 3.1.2 - On the App Store
Vision 3.1.1
The Live Shield meter counts tactics to check rather than scams found, and the in-app FAQ and release notes say what the app does instead of promising an outcome.
Read the write-up for Vision 3.1.1 - On the App Store
Vision 3.1.0
Live Shield listens beside a call on speaker, a voicemail, or a person in the room, names the pressure tactic it hears, and keeps every word of it on your phone.
Read the write-up for Vision 3.1.0
Dates are in UTC. “On the App Store” is the day Apple published that version. “Cut” means the version is finished and its release note is written, but it has not been published yet. Only releases that changed something you can see or hear are listed; build numbers and behind-the-scenes work are not.