To align with the process in Acrobat Sign web, we have disabled this feature now. Previously, the Acrobat Sign iOS app allowed attaching documents from the Document Library to attachment fields during the signing process, even though this resulted in errors. Enhanced Consistency in Document Library Support.This transition not only enhances the quality and performance of the app but also resolves some lingering issues that the app encountered in the past. To ensure a smoother and more efficient app experience, we've upgraded all the APIs in use from version V5 to V6. This ensures that sensitive information like secrets, tokens, and passwords is no longer included in the URLs. We've replaced query parameters with POST body parameters. To enhance the security of IMS APIs, we've made a significant change. To avoid confusion between 'Documents on Device' and 'Browse more Files,' we've changed the name of 'Documents on Device' to 'Saved In App.' Unlike the 'Documents on Device' option, these files don't need to be initially opened and saved within the Acrobat Sign Mobile app. This menu allows you to access all supported file types stored on your device. We've introduced a new menu option called 'Browse more files' on the Add Documents screen. Added Support for choosing local documents.If desired, users can disable push notifications through their device settings. These notifications keep users informed about new documents requiring their attention and also notify senders when documents are signed, rejected, or completed. IOS mobile users can now enable push notifications in their Acrobat Sign app. Support for enabling Push notifications.

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