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v0.261.02026-07-30

Service rules, in your language

Service rules, in your language

If you read Anketta in English, the service rules are now in English too. Tap "Full service rules" while you're signing up, or open anketta.ru/legal, and the document is there in your language — along with the privacy policy and the terms. The consent forms stay in Russian: they're written against Russian law, and an English copy would look official without being so.

The second manuscript says it's a preview

The second manuscript says it's a preview

Signing up gets out of its own way in a few places. The second manuscript — the one that arrives after your first like or skip — now says outright that it's only a preview: the page dims and a note rests in the middle of it, instead of the page simply refusing to be marked. Writing about yourself begins in the writing, not on the heading above it. The last step, the one that only asks how signing up felt, lets you say the onboarding was flawless and move on — leaving the box empty is an answer now, not a way past the question. And there's a new answer to how you found us, for anyone a chatbot sent this way.

The note over a manuscript fits on one line

The note over a manuscript fits on one line

Three smaller ones. Every step of signing up now opens at its top — on a small screen, leaving a long step from the bottom used to drop you into the next one already past its heading. Over a manuscript, the note explaining why the heart isn't lit yet used to fold onto three lines on a phone and cover the very words it was asking you to underline; it sits on one line now. And a gifted subscription reaches your profile the moment it arrives, rather than the next time you open the app.

v0.260.22026-07-30

Ask the empty screen again, from a computer

Ask the empty screen again, from a computer

While the last screen is looking for new manuscripts, you can now ask it to look again from a computer too — scroll up past the top, drag the line of text under the countdown, or hold the up arrow. Until now only a finger on a phone could do that, which also meant the offer to read the other language never reached a computer at all. It's now with everyone, not only the readers we tested it on. And if you turn the offer down, that's the end of it: the screen goes back to waiting with nothing left over.

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