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# v1.1.x

Changelog for FitXpress mobile app, detailing version updates, new features, improvements, and bug fixes.

## V1.1.33 (2024/09/6)

* The Auto Channel List feature is supported in network-wide radio settings.
* Update the maximum device count per network from 30 to 100.

## v1.1.20-31 (2024/07/05)

* Wired support DHCP settings.
* Network-wide Gateway Settings support Firewall.
* SSID support AVX.

## v1.1.18-19 (2024/04/25)

* Gateway support WWAN.
* Support Security Service within Access Point and Gateway Settings.

## v1.1.16-17 (2024/03/11)

* Fix bugs, improve user experience, and enjoy a great tea time.

## v1.1.14-15 (2024/02/29)

* Language support Dutch.

## v1.1.13 (2024/02/19)

* Support information display for XG60-FIT promotion .

## v1.1.12 (2024/01/23)

* APP language supports German, Juhu!

## v1.1.09-11 (2024/01/04)

* Network-wide Gateway Settings-Client VPN support **SecuPoint** from IPSec.
* Bug fix.

## v1.1.06-08 (2023/11/14)

* Support DDNS.
* Adjust Support function.
* Bug fix.

## v1.1.01-05 (2023/10/3)

* Bug fix and improve user experience.

## v1.1.01 (2023/08/18)

* Support Gateway.
* Support Co-Owner.
* Support Mesh.
* New Wired function.


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