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# Release Notes for Cortex XDR App for Android

Release notes for Cortex XDR agent app for this Android release.

### Features Introduced in Cortex XDR App for Android

#### Cortex XDR agent App for Android Version 8.9.4

This release includes the following addressed issue:

* Resolved an issue that caused the app to disconnect on devices from some specific Android device vendors.

#### Cortex XDR agent App for Android Version 8.9.3

This release includes the following addressed issue:

* Resolved an issue that caused the app to disconnect on devices from some specific Android device vendors.

#### Cortex XDR agent App for Android Version 8.9.2

This release includes the following addressed issue:

* Resolved an issue that caused the app to appear as disconnected.

#### Cortex XDR agent App for Android Version 8.9.1

* Important security update to ensure continued agent connectivity. This cumulative update was previously introduced in version 8.8.2 for environments already upgraded.
* This release contains minor bug fixes.

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### Note

Version 8.9.0 was skipped, and was released as version 8.9.1.
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