> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.caf.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.caf.io/caf-sdk/ios/standalone-modules/faceliveness/release-notes.md).

# Release Notes

### Feb 09, 2026

#### `FaceLiveness 7.4.0`

{% hint style="warning" %}
Versions earlier than 7.4.0 will result iProov Liveness to become inoperable as of March 12, 2026. To ensure proper functionality and service continuity, please use version 7.4.0 or later.
{% endhint %}

**Updates**

* Minimum supported iOS version updated to **15.0+**.
* Updated iProov dependency to **13.1.0**.

**Important Notice**

* Reverse proxy support will be discontinued in a future release. A necessary iProov-related update is required to keep iProov working and prevent certificate issues. **After March 15, 2026, Faceliveness and Faceauth services could be unavailable.**

### Jun 30, 2025

#### `Faceliveness 7.3.0`

**Updates**

* We started the deprecation process for standalone modules, please migrate to [CafSDK](/caf-sdk/ios/getting-started-with-the-sdk-2.md)

## April 15, 2025

### `FaceLiveness 7.2.1`

#### Updates

* Implementation new method

  `.setCustomLocalization(named: String?)`

  to customize iproov strings

## March 31, 2025

### `FaceLiveness 7.1.0`

#### Updates

* Implementation of a new analytics route

## March 17, 2025

### `FaceLiveness 7.0.4`

#### Fixes

* Fixed delegate multiple returns in case of error or failure, will return only the main issue of error.

## March 14, 2025

### `FaceLiveness 7.0.3`

#### Fixes

* Fixed internal analytics issues.

## March 11, 2025

### `FaceLiveness 7.0.1`

#### Fixes

* Fixed internal parsing issues.

## February 20, 2025

### `FaceLiveness 7.0.0`

#### Highlights

* Added `didFinishWithFailure` event to `FaceLivenessDelegate`. See them [here](/caf-sdk/ios/standalone-modules/faceliveness.md#delegate-implementation).

#### Breaking Changes

* Added new errors to be handled. See them [here](/caf-sdk/ios/standalone-modules/faceliveness.md#errortype).
* Added new failures to be handled. See them [here](/caf-sdk/ios/standalone-modules/faceliveness.md#failure-types).
* Added new analytics metrics

## December 11, 2024

### `FaceLiveness 6.3.2`

#### Updates

* Analytics improvement
* Fix delegate events for `Flutter` version

## December 04, 2024

### `FaceLiveness 6.3.0`

#### Updates

* Analytics Improvement
* Dependency on CafSolutions `1.0.1`

## November 25, 2024

### `FaceLiveness 6.2.2`

#### Fixes

* Fix multiple instances call from Faceliveness initialization

## November 4, 2024

### `FaceLiveness 6.2.1`

#### Fixes

* Fix reverse proxy implementation

## October 28, 2024

### `FaceLiveness 6.2.0`

#### Updates

* Created methods to make implementing reverse proxy possible.
* Optimized metrics collecting to ensure data security.

#### Breaking changes

* Updating `Iproov` to `12.2.1`

## September 11th, 2024

### `FaceLiveness 6.1.0`

#### Updates

* Server request timeout updated to 20s.

## September 4th, 2024

### `FaceLiveness 6.0.0`

#### Breaking Changes

* Updated public models to unify Caf Products

#### Updates

* iOS minimum deployment target changed from `12.0` to `13.0`
* **FingerPrint** SDK updated from `2.2.0` to `2.6.0`
* **Iproov** SDK updated from `11.0.3` to `12.0.0`
* Improved Analytics
* New **CafSolutions** module dependency

## July 22th, 2024

### `FaceLiveness 5.0.1`

#### Fixes

* Fix memory retention issues in `FaceLivenessSDK`.


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