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# Release Notes for Cortex XDR App for Android

### Features Introduced in Cortex XDR App for Android

This release contains the following updates:

#### Cortex XDR agent App for Android Version 9.1

This release includes the following new features:

* **Access security events faster**: Take immediate action on security threats with a redesigned, high-visibility home screen. We updated the Android app to show security alerts the moment you open it, allowing you to view and investigate event details with a single tap. This streamlined interface ensures you never miss a critical update and can respond to risks faster.
* Mandatory update: This release includes an essential connectivity update to ensure uninterrupted and secure connectivity to Cortex XDR.

### Changed Features

#### Cortex XDR agent App for Android Version 9.1

This release includes the following change:

* The **Home** page of the app now displays latest events. Scan results are now accessible from the app's menu.

### Addressed Issues

#### Cortex XDR agent App for Android Version 9.1

* Minor bug fixes


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