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# Android Version 14.5.3

## **Benefits & Enhancements**

* **User Confirmation for Biometric Login -** To prevent a user from unintentionally logging into their Vault upon face detection, a prompt requiring the user to confirm the biometric login action has been implemented. This will allow users the option to cancel the login and/or switch accounts.
* **Master Password & Security Answer Character Length Enforcement -** For added security purposes, the minimum character length for users' Master Password has increased to 10, while the minimum character length for a Security Answer has increased to 8.
* **Two-Factor Code Duration Timer Update -** New two-factor code timer functionality provides users with additional timer options to select from (require code every 24 hours, 1 week, 2 weeks).
* **Duo Two-Factor Authentication Policies -** Enterprise administrators now have the ability to enable a policy in Duo that gives them the ability to eliminate and control the different types of two-factor authentication capabilities that are available to the user (e.g. sms, phone).

## **Bug Fixes**

* **Fixed:** Entering any capitalized letters at the registration screen causes a "bad\_request" pop-up notification to appear. Capital letters should automatically be converted since login characters are not case-sensitive.
* **Fixed:** An error message alerting the user that a shared folder requires an administrator fails to appear when a user attempts to delete all users, including the administrator.
* **Fixed:** Some folders are not appearing or syncing correctly in the user's Vault when multiple Keeper accounts are set-up on a single device.&#x20;


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