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# iOS Version 15.4.0

## New Features & Improvements

* **iOS 14 Widget** - When enabled, an account security overview is displayed on the user's home screen containing the following data:
  * Password Strength Score
  * Password Reuse Score
  * Number of Breached Records
  * BreachWatch - Enabled/Disabled
  * Two-Factor Authentication - Enabled/Disabled

![Various Widget Sizes](/files/-MVJn5TGFwh_fCtNsV9p)

* IOS-5942: Keeper automatically fills the user's email address during account recovery

## Bug Fixes

* IOS-5931: Users are prompted to reset Keeper after initiating account recovery on initial login
* IOS-5929: Error message received with text key on attempt to login to KeeperFill with a locked account
* IOS-5926: Users are prompted for their Master Password after Face ID and KeeperDNA authentication are successful
* IOS-5854: Record history appears blank after the user changes the record password
* IOS-5922: Keeper Push pop-up fails to dismiss after a selection is made
* IOS-5920: "Encryption Error" occurs when the user attempts to change their Master Password while in offline mode
* IOS-5936: Users are unable to tap the "Change Password" button in Keeper's in-app browser
* IOS-5873: The "Reset Master Password" screen persists after session timeout without an error message
* IOS-5952: Attempting to login after device approval via email generates an error message


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