NANO all set to release V16.1, addresses issues with iOS TestFlight

On 25th September, Nano, a digital currency, posted its weekly update on Twitter, outlining the advancements made to NANO V16.1, issues users have faced with the iOS TestFlight build and other community projects that were taken up by the platform.

Since NANO had started facing syncing issues with v16.0 in the past couple of weeks, many users had downgraded to v15.2 which the platform maintains is a stable version of their network. The development team is presently in the closing stages of testing and fixing bugs for V16.1 so that it can be ready for deployment.

NANO stated that a set of users have been testing the latest V16.1 on the Mainnet and betanet, and the platform believes that the version is staying in sync. Furthermore, the team has stated that users have found a bug that causes nodes on the network to momentarily lose their peer count.

NANO on their official Medium blog addressed some reports by users wherein they complained that the iOS TestFlight build had expired. Additionally, customers reported that the iOS had not updated to the version that is in the App Store at present, due to which they are unable to access their wallets.

However, the development team has assured users that they will release an update in the middle of October so that the rest of the users on the iOS TestFlight can copy their seed. This action would allow users to use the application once it goes live as the beta version is not supported at present.

A Twitter user Bakusatsu_o commented:

 “Thank you for the transparency of development.”

A Redditor named sraymansmoles said:

“Looking forward to the v16.1 release! Thanks for the update and also appreciate the response with helping users still on the iOS TestFlight version!”

Another Redditor named TheGreatMacsby added:

“Community development (love the new wallets. Very sleek) and the work ethic of the team continue to astound me.”