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This is where we gather information about the latest news and improvements in the MyLK app. The updates apply to both iOS and Android.
In the next version of MyLK, we’ve implemented several major improvements. Among other things, we’ve updated the standardized UI components to the latest versions on both iOS and Android. This enhances both performance and stability.
Support for LK Metrix has also been added, along with several new features and changes on various product pages.
You’ll find more details and a full list of adjustments below.
It is possible to save your username and password in the phone’s password manager. However, when retrieving this information, the following warning message may appear.
This is a known behavior and does not affect security or the login process.
When logging in or launching the app, we’ve changed how and when information is retrieved – especially if you have many devices installed. The goal is to speed up startup and reduce waiting time for data that may not be needed right away.
You Can Update the Information in Two Ways:
An LK logo has been added to the bottom menu as part of a visual refresh of the app.
The product page for CubicSecure has been redesigned with a focus on improved overview and faster loading.
The graph has been moved from the overview to the History tab.
Old notifications and alarms, previously found under History, are now located under the warning triangle icon in the top right corner.
The measurement displayed at the top of the page, such as 126 L, shows today’s current consumption.
The purpose of these changes is to make the information easier to understand and the page quicker to navigate.
CubicDetector has also received a new, improved design with a focus on a clearer overview and faster loading.
The graph has been removed from the overview page and is now available under the History tab.
Previous notifications and alarms can now be accessed via the warning triangle icon in the top right corner.
The new layout makes it easier to find the right information and contributes to a smoother user experience.
The product page for ArcHub has been updated with a new design, and several new information fields have been added.
The goal of these updates is to improve the overall overview and prepare the app for future functionality.
The settings page has been updated to make it clearer and easier to navigate.
The aim is to create a more logical structure that makes it easier to find the right settings.
Scenes are a feature in the app that allow users to activate or create their own routines – which we call scenes. In this version, two new scenes have been added for LK Arc:
The Property page has been expanded with several new options to provide better control and clarity when managing properties:
Note: The transfer must first be approved before the property is fully removed.
Under Property Access Rights, a new feature – Access Overview – has been added.
This feature provides increased transparency and control over who has access to what within each property.
In the Access Overview view, you can easily see who has access to the property's products and what level of permissions each user has.
A purple marker on read / update / delete means the user has that specific permission.
A grey marker means the user does not have permission for that action.
To fully remove a user's access, tap the red circle with an X.
Note: The “Delete” button refers to a user’s right to remove a product from the property – not to removing the user from the product.
When a user no longer has access to any products, they are automatically removed from the property in the system.