# Minor Release - 15/06/23

With this update you can now seamlessly track and monitor user interactions as they happen, enabling in-depth user behavior analysis. This valuable feature empowers you to gain deeper insights into how users navigate and engage with your SDK, ultimately helping you make informed decisions and optimizations for an enhanced user experience. Stay informed, stay ahead, and unlock the full potential of the SDK with real-time event logs.

### iOS

#### [<mark style="color:blue;">Version 2.1.0</mark>](/valify-ios-sdk-documentation/document-capture/ios-native-sdk.md)

### Android&#x20;

#### [<mark style="color:blue;">Version 2.2.0</mark>](/valify-ios-sdk-documentation/document-capture/android-native-sdk.md)

### React Native

#### [<mark style="color:blue;">Version 1.2.0</mark>](/valify-ios-sdk-documentation/document-capture/react-native-plugin.md)


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