Twilio Changelog

• Android - 4.x and below
  
• iOS - 2.x and below
• Javascript - 1.x

The above versions of the Video SDKs utilize older infrastructure that is no longer considered reliable for customers. Brownouts will begin this week, meaning there will be partial loss of service for a short period of time for the above SDKs, and will continue periodically until 5:00PM PDT on November 1st, 2021. After this, the older infrastructure will be fully shut off and these SDKs will cease to function for all customers. The brownouts will start with a duration of one hour and progressively increase in duration and frequency as time goes on.

If you are still using one of these SDK versions and wish to continue using Twilio Programmable Video, you must upgrade your SDK to a supported version. If you are using a mobile SDK, please ensure your end-users have updated their applications.

For more information, please see the initial changelog entry and when upgrading your SDK, please refer to the following migration guides:

• Android - 1.x to 2.x, 2.x to 3.x, 3.x to 4.x, 4.x to 5.x, 5.x to 6
  
• iOS - 1.x to 2.x, 2.x to 3.x, 3.x to 4.x
• JS - 1.x to 2.x

The Voice Insights Advanced Features Call Summary API now supports reading multiple resources with query parameters. This capability allows developers to request call summary records for specific time ranges, call states, call types, and other dimensions including whether or not Twilio detected any issues on the call or if the SIP session ended with a non-200 OK response.

For more information see our docs.

The Voice Insights Advanced Features Call Summary API now supports reading multiple resources with query parameters. This capability allows developers to request call summary records for specific time ranges, call states, call types, and other dimensions including whether or not Twilio detected any issues on the call or if the SIP session ended with a non-200 OK response.

For more information see our docs.

In preparation for the arrival of Windows 10 and Edge email device testing options, we will be retiring the following out-of-date devices on September 3rd, 2021:

• Outlook 2016 OSX10.8
• Outlook 2013 (120 dpi) Windows 7
• Outlook 2010 (120 dpi) Windows 7
• Lotus Notes 85 Windows 7
• Thunderbird Windows 7
• Web.de Windows 7 (Chrome, Firefox, IE11)
• GMX Windows 7 (Chrome, Firefox, IE11)
• Mail.ru Windows 7 (Chrome, Firefox, IE11)
• Telstra Windows 7 (Chrome, Firefox, IE11)

This release contains a significant update to the Network Bandwidth Profile API for multi-party applications. It provides two new settings to manage video track switch on/off and video resolution selection. The update is available on JavaScript, iOS and Android SDKs.

This enhancement allows for more efficient use of bandwidth and CPU in multi-party applications, which translates into a higher quality video experience for end users. It can dynamically tailor the incoming video tracks to match the active UI layout. In addition, it provides developers with more fine grained control over the video tracks to allow developers to create unique user interfaces while still being efficient with bandwidth and CPU.

For more information on this update, see our blog post here or review the documentation here.

Leverage 7 new responsive email templates available now in the Design Library. To find the new templates, navigate to the categories menu on the left hand side of the library, and select ‘Hospitality’ or ‘Travel’

We are excited to announce that Super SIM, Twilio's global cellular IoT connectivity platform, is now generally available.

Use Super SIM's API's and Console to control which of the nearly 400 available cellular networks from around the world your devices can connect to and manage your connectivity.

Get started today by ordering a Super SIM from Console and checking out the documentation.

In some cases calls placed using the advanced SIP features <Refer>, and <Dial><Sip> Multidial are not being properly billed for Voice Insights Advanced Features usage. We have introduced a fix that will result in these call flows being billed properly.

A2P 10DLC brand and campaign registration for all 501(c) nonprofit organizations is now available as part of Twilio’s A2P 10DLC Console and ISV API onboarding experience.Nonprofit organizations can register using the Charity / 501(c)(3), Political, or Standard use cases depending on their entity type:

• 501(c)(3) organizations should register campaigns with the Charity / 501(c)(3) special use case. Charity / 501(c)(3) is a reserved use case for 501(c)(3)s to receive discounts on A2P carrier fees.
• 501(c)(4), 501(c)(5), and 501(c)(6) organizations sending messages that are political in nature should register with the Political special use case, or register non-political messaging with standard campaign use cases. The Political use case receives increased messaging throughput on A2P.
• All other 501(c) designations should register their campaigns with standard campaign use cases.

For more details on the Charity / 501(c)(3) and Political campaign use cases, please see this support article on special use cases.

Note: We're still working to enable registration for 527 Political organizations and for the Emergency Special use case.

This release features the creation of the Elastic SIP Trunking Pricing API. Use this API to query a list of countries with pricing available and the origination and termination trunking prices for a particular country with the Trunking Country subresource. Additionally, query for phone number prices for a particular country, or the price for originating from a particular Twilio phone number to any destination number with the Trunking Number subresource. Prices returned will be specific to your account.