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# Version 10.9.0 Changelog (May 1, 2024)

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Version: 10.9.0

Release Date: May 1, 2024

## Notes

This release of Apryse for Xamarin brings the core PDF functionality and iOS and Android Tools functionality inline with version 10.9.0 of the iOS and Android SDKs. More information can be found on [What's New for iOS](/ios/changelogs/version-10/v10-9-0.md) and [What's New for Android](/android/changelogs/version-10/v10-9-0.md).

## Xamarin.Android

### Fixes

* Fix an issue with the erase tool on certain ink annotations that contain no path data
* Add JP2 file support when used with ViewerConfig.Builder

## Xamarin.iOS

### New

* Added privacy manifests to the `PDFNet` and `Tools` frameworks, as required by Apple.

### Fixes

* Fixed the handling of center and right horizontal text alignment when adding new free text annotations.
* Fixed a crash when trying to calibrate a measurement annotation.


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