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We’re excited to announce the release of Nutrient iOS SDK 13.3. This release adds support for visionOS, long-term validation (LTV) support for advanced digital signatures, and privacy manifests in our frameworks.
Nutrient visionOS SDK
In this release, we’re adding support for visionOS. Visit our introducing Nutrient visionOS SDK blog post for more details.
Long-term validation for digital signatures
Following our improvements for advanced digital signatures in Nutrient iOS SDK 13.2, we’re adding support for long-term validation (LTV) in our 13.3 release.
More specifically, there’s a new API to sign documents with internationally recognized PAdES level B-LT digital signatures. PAdES level B-LT builds upon the B-T (timestamping) level by adding revocation data to signatures. This revocation information makes signatures verifiable over a long period of time.
LTV information can be added while signing a document, or to an existing digital signature at some point after the signature was created.
In addition to LTV support, we’re also allowing verification of the certificates used for signing by checking their online revocation status. This is now done automatically in the validation UI, and it can also be done programmatically.
For more information, see our digital signatures guide. Refer to the LongTermValidationExample(opens in a new tab), LongTermValidationAfterSigningExample(opens in a new tab), and DigitalSignatureConfigurationExample(opens in a new tab) examples in our Catalog example app(opens in a new tab) repository to see these new features in action and learn more about how to use the API.
Privacy manifests
In line with Apple’s upcoming App Store requirements(opens in a new tab), we’ve added privacy manifest(opens in a new tab) files recording the required reasons APIs are used by all our frameworks. These manifests will make it easy for you to create a privacy report for your app. Rest assured that Nutrient doesn’t collect any user data, and all APIs mentioned in the privacy manifest files are used for functionality of devices.
Other improvements
We also added support for modifying the border dash style, line start and end type, and line end color properties with the annotation inspector for measurements. Additionally, there’s a new API for using regular expressions when searching text in a document. For a complete list of changes, check out the Nutrient iOS SDK 13.3 changelog.