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# iOS Version 15.0.1

Released on December 30, 2020

## Bug Fixes

* IOS-5802: Keeper DNA push method with Apple Watch fails
* IOS-5791: Keeper "Quick Start" module fails to appear after account creation
* IOS-5801: Device Approval notification fails to appear on iOS devices when a user attempts to login to another platform or device
* IOS-5821: Identity and Payment Info fails to automatically sync after update to iOS v15
* IOS-5818: Biometric login fails to automatically launch after initiating KeeperFill
* IOS-5827: "Back" button causes a crash in some cases
* IOS-5826: Enabling "BOLD" text within Accessibility settings causes KeeperFill to fail
* IOS-5817: User receives "Master Password Required" prompt repeatedly after initial login
* IOS-5825: Error message appears at 2FA screen after update to iOS v15 with Biometric login enabled

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