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Release Date: 22nd April 2020 We are delighted to share with our developer community preview of what is coming in next week’s digi.me SDK update. In this update we will have some great new features that will save time, resources and complexity when on-boarding and retaining users. You asked if we could allow users to connect once and have ongoing access to personal data that fits within the bounds of the consent receipt that had been agreed.
We’ve come a long way in a short space of time with our technology and services, and sometimes we need to step back to move two steps forward. Here is a quick update about some technical issues you may have been experiencing whilst using the digi.me app and its connected services. As an organisation we aim to keep our customers, app users, developers and partners up to date with any issues as they arise and communicate them with you, so in the spirit of transparency we hope this is helpful to you.
Today we are happy to announce the latest digi.me private sharing SDK release just in time for the festive season. Our little gift to our developer community. In this release you will find four major new features: DMEScope has been extended to support more granular data fetch options. You can now restrict your request to specific data source types such as social data. You could even go as far as to restrict your query to a single data source i.e.
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