3.15.0

• Enables remote configuration of SDK behavior, including starting tracking and automatically calling trackOnce on app open.

3.14.0

• Removes Radar.requestForegroundLocationPermission(), Radar.requestBackgroundLocationPermission(), Radar.openAppSettings(), Radar.getLocationPermissionStatus() and Radar.on('locationPermissionStatus'). See the SDK documentation for guidance on requesting location permissions.

3.13.0

• Improvements to cross platform compatibility of location permission manager functionality.

3.13.0-beta.1

• Improvements to cross platform compatibility of location permission manager functionality.

3.12.3

• Fixes Radar.stopTrackingVerified().
• Fixes Radar.getPermissionsStatus() to also return "GRANTED_FOREGROUND" when only coarse location is granted.

3.12.2

• Adds Radar.stopTrackingVerified().
• Adds sharing and blocked to RadarFraud type.
• Improves Radar.isTracking() typing.

3.11.1

• Improves Android getPermissionStatus returning "NOT_DETERMINED" when only coarse location is permitted. Now returns "GRANTED_FOREGROUND".

3.12.1

• Updates the default interval for Radar.startTrackingVerified().
• Updates the Radar.trackVerified() and Radar.getVerifiedLocationToken() callbacks to include { status, token }.

3.12.0

• Updates Radar.trackVerified() and RadarVerifiedDelegate.didUpdateToken() to return token: RadarVerifiedLocationToken, which includes user, events, token, expiresAt, expiresIn, and passed. Use token.passed to allow or deny access to app features, and optionally send token.token (a signed JWT) to your server to validate the signature.
• Removes Radar.trackVerifiedToken(), since Radar.trackVerified() now returns a signed JWT.
• Instead of calling Radar.trackVerified(), which always fetches a fresh location token, you can instead call Radar.getVerifiedLocationToken(), which returns a cached location token immediately if the last location token is still valid, or fetches a fresh location token if not.
• You can also call Radar.startTrackingVerified() to fetch and cache location tokens in the background automatically on connection changes, on the specified interval, or more frequently if token.expiresIn < interval (based on current state, distance to border, and so on). If you set a delegate with Radar.setVerifiedDelegate(), location tokens are also delivered to RadarVerifiedDelegate.didUpdateToken().
• Updates Radar.geocode() to accept optional layers and countries parameters.
• Updates Radar.reverseGeocode() to accept an optional layers parameter.

3.11.0

• Improves beacon monitoring logic.