Android 1.6.1 — Password reset, Google sign-in and privacy controls
This release is about getting into the app and staying in control of your data. Password reset now works from the sign-in screen, the Google account picker lists every account on the device, and an age category decides whether optional analytics run at all — changeable at any time in Settings. Settings and the puzzle screen were tidied up along the way.
Signing in
Forgot your password — request a reset right on the sign-in screen. The link from the email opens Chess Platform on the new-password screen instead of dropping you in a browser.
The official Google sign-in button, and the account picker now lists every Google account on the device instead of silently reusing the last one.
Privacy you control
The app asks for your age category and uses it to decide whether optional analytics run at all: they stay off for guests and for anyone under 18, and switching the category off in Settings stops collection and clears what is queued. The choice lives on the device and can be changed at any time.
Settings and puzzles
Settings are regrouped into clear sections instead of one long list.
Puzzle controls fit one compact row under the board, leaving the position more room.
The update is live on Google Play.