The best place to understand what a network is experiencing? On the devices connected to it.

Unetwork's upcoming Fault Finding task is designed to help identify and verify connectivity issues using real-world observations from our distributed edge network.

The UNO Growth Hub is live.

Campaigns, ready-to-use content, and practical tools to help Unetwork Node Operators find new ULOs, get them started, and keep them active.

Built for our operators. Shaped by our community.

Explore: uno-growth-hub.unetwork.io

#Unetwork

Your internet connection has commercial value. UGRID puts it to work.

Businesses use residential internet connections worldwide to verify digital advertising, monitor local markets, collect public data and test online services.

UGRID connects participating Android devices to th additional wholesale partners preparing to onboard.

Operators opt in to share their internet connection, using Wi-Fi by default.

You control:
• Mobile data usage
• Connection speed
• Monthly data consumption

Real devices. Real connections. More commercial opportunities.

Explore UGRID in the Android APK:
releases.unetwork.io/android/

Rewards vary with eligible activity and are not guaranteed

UGRID lets Android operators share their device’s internet connection across the Unetwork edge network. It uses Wi-Fi by default.

You control:
• Mobile data usage
• Connection speed
• Monthly data consumption

Another way to put your device to work, with limits you choose.
atest Android APK:
👉️️️️️️ releases.unetwork.io/android/

🔥 MICKY AND JOSH ARE COMING TO THE UNO STAGE! 🔥

A quick schedule update for our Unetwork Node Operators.

This week's UNO Holders Meetup is moving to Friday, October 23, at our usual time - and we're making it a special one!

UNO Node Operators, this Friday's meetup belongs to ving this network are showing up for it.

Micky and Josh will be joining Alex for a dedicated session with the UNO community.

Bring your questions, share your ideas, and join the conversation!

📅 Friday, October 23
🕒 18:00 CEST
📍 Unetwork Discord - UNO Holders Stage

See you Friday, UNOs!

Unetwork is moving from business verification to individual identity verification.

If your account is currently business-verified (KYB), please verify your identity by October 27.

You can do this in the portal under Settings → Verification, or in the app. It takes a few d a photo ID and proof of address.

For these accounts, withdrawals are paused until identity verification is complete. Your account otherwise stays verified until October 27.

If you use your account for business, you can easily add your company details for invoices under Settings → Accounting in the portal.

Only users with business-verified accounts will receive an email about this change. If that includes you, check your inbox for more details.

UNO Holders - our next meetup is tomorrow.

Join us for the next Unetwork Node Operator Meetup:

📅 Tuesday, October 6
⏰ 18:00 CET
📍 Unetwork Discord - UNO Holders Stage

We’ll share the latest updates, discuss current priorities, and take questions directly from UNO holders.
ns, questions from your ULOs, and anything you’d like clarity on.

Join the Unetwork Discord:
discord.gg/Eu5BdFe26f

See you tomorrow.

Unetwork 1.2.4 is now live across iOS, Google Play, and Android APK.

If you’re running Unetwork, update to the latest version now.

Version 1.2.4 includes:

• Improved Extended Telemetry interactions, notifications, and server communication
• Task switches now confirmed rk
• Native Sumsub KYC on Android
• Android reconnect fix after reinstalling
• Improved device identity handling on iOS
• New “Reset device identity” option on iOS
• New “Start over” option for stuck verification checks
• Stability and performance improvements

Want access to Ugrid?
Ugrid, the new Proxy task, remains exclusive to the Android APK and is not included in the Google Play or Apple App Store versions.

Download or update Unetwork 1.2.4 now:

Apple App Store:
apps.apple.com/us/app/unity-n…

Google Play:
play.google.com/store/apps/det…

Android APK:
releases.unetwork.io/android/

Update now and keep your device ready for the latest Unetwork tasks.

Distributed observations are moving from dashboards into decision-making systems.

India’s telecom regulator recently connected crowdsourced spam reports directly into operator enforcement systems.

A device captures what happened.
AI and network intelligence add context.
The s action.

That’s where distributed device networks become powerful.

Unetwork turns real-world observations from physical endpoints into structured evidence that automated systems can use.

Observation → evidence → action.

Unetwork 1.2.4 is now available as a direct Android APK download.

Download here: releases.unetwork.io/android/

The Google Play and Apple App Store versions have been submitted for approval and will follow once approved.

The latest Unetwork update brings a new task, stronger task nts across Android and iOS.

Ugrid, the new Proxy task, is now available exclusively in the Android APK. It allows you to share your phone’s internet connection while setting your own limits for mobile data, connection speed, and monthly data usage.

What’s new in 1.2.4:

• Ugrid - new Proxy connection sharing task, available exclusively in the Android APK
• Extended Telemetry - improved interactions, notifications, and server communication
• Task controls - task switches are now confirmed directly with the network
• KYC - Sumsub verification now runs natively inside the Android app, matching the existing iOS experience
• Android - fixed a reconnect loop that could occur after reinstalling
• iOS - restored phones now receive their own device identity, plus a new “Reset device identity” option in Settings
• Verification - new “Start over” option if a verification check becomes stuck
• General stability and performance improvements

Android APK users can now download and update to 1.2.4.

Google Play and Apple App Store users should continue using their current version until 1.2.4 is approved and released.

Please note: Ugrid will remain exclusive to the Android APK and will not be included in the Google Play or Apple App Store versions.

More tasks. More ways for devices to contribute to Unetwork.

Android App Update

We’ve improved how the app confirms your task settings with Unetwork services. Android users will receive a notification asking them to open Unetwork on each device.

When you open the app, one of two things may happen:

• The app may restart automatically to his is expected and should take only a few seconds.
• If you see an “Update ready” prompt, select “Apply now.”

Once the app reloads, it will confirm which tasks are enabled on that device, including Extended Telemetry and Entropy, so your current settings are recorded accurately.

Please open Unetwork once on each of your Android devices when prompted. This allows each device to confirm its current task settings with Unetwork services.

No configuration changes are required. You don't need to toggle, reinstall, or reconfigure anything.

iOS users do not need to do anything.

Your phone on Unetwork has a job.

Observe the network. Verify what's happening.

Answer real-world queries from different locations, networks, and devices.

That is the power of Unetwork.

A distributed verification layer built across the mobile edge.

Accounts. Roles. KYC. Device attestation.

We’ve brought the answers together in one new Unetwork Community Guide.

If you have ever wondered how your UNO and ULO roles fit together, whether you need multiple accounts, which email to use, when KYC is required, or what your device s, this guide makes it clear.

The most important distinction:

KYC verifies the person behind the account.
Attestation verifies the device.

The guide also explains:

• How UNO and ULO accounts and licenses fit together
• Why one ULO account can operate multiple licenses
• When KYC becomes required
• Previous ShuftiPro KYC and the current Sumsub process
• Change Email vs Merge Accounts
• Hardware, software, and unattested device states
• How attestation currently affects Extended Telemetry, Entropy, CLI, and Surveys

There is also a simple “Which situation are you in?” section to help you find the answer that applies to you.

Read the full guide:
👉 unetwork.io/learn/accounts…

Accounts, roles, verification, and devices - in one place.

UNO Holders - reminder for today.

Join us for the next Unetwork Node Operator Meetup:

📅 Today - September 8
⏰ 18:00 CET
📍 Unetwork Discord - UNO Holders Stage

We’ll share updates, discuss current priorities, and take questions directly from UNO holders.

Bring your own om your ULOs, and anything you want clarity on.

Join the Unetwork Discord:
discord.gg/Eu5BdFe26f

See you there.

UNO, ULO, Emails, Licenses & KYC: How It Works

We’ve seen some questions about how accounts, email addresses, and licenses work across Unetwork, so here’s a simple guide.

If you are a UNO:
Your UNO account has its own email address and is used to manage your Node and its liceoperating as a ULO:
Your ULO account must use a different email address from your UNO account.

The same email address cannot be used for both a UNO and ULO account.

If you operate multiple ULO licenses:
You do not need a separate email address for every license.

A single ULO account can have multiple licenses attached to it, allowing you to manage multiple licenses under the same ULO email.

What about KYC?

Your UNO and ULO accounts are separate accounts, so each account must complete KYC separately.

You can complete KYC for up to two different Unetwork accounts, meaning you can verify both your UNO account and your separate ULO account.

So, the simplest way to remember it:

UNO + ULO = two accounts + two different emails + separate KYC

Multiple ULO licenses = one ULO account can manage them

You do not need a new email or a new account for every ULO license.

Keep your UNO and ULO accounts separate.
Keep your ULO licenses together.

Internal monitoring and independent observation see different things.

Telstra’s review of its July mobile outage found that gaps in visibility contributed to delays in identifying the underlying problem.

There’s a wider telecom lesson here.

Internal monitoring asks:
What does ening?

Independent observation asks:
What actually happened at the edge?
Did the service arrive?
Did it behave as expected?
What did the device experience?

As networks become more complex and automated, both views matter.

Unetwork creates independent observation points across devices operating on live networks, adding another layer of evidence from the physical edge.

Observability is stronger when the system being observed is not the only source of evidence.

Extended Telemetry enters production on September 7.

Action Required: Update Unetwork Before September 7

With the latest Unetwork builds now available, support for older app versions is coming to an end.

From Monday, September 7 at 00:00 UTC, versions earlier than 1.2.2 will no longer be supported.

If you are running an older or Unity app, please update before the deadline to avoid losing access to supported network services and tasks.

This applies across both iOS and Android.

September 7 will also mark the next stage of Unetwork Telemetry.

Extended Telemetry is already available and has been running in calibration mode. From September 7 at 00:00 UTC, calibration will end, Extended Telemetry will begin generating rewards, and the existing Telemetry task will be retired.

We’ll share a separate update with everything you need to know about Extended Telemetry before then.

Update now and make sure your device is ready for September 7.

🔗

Extended Telemetry has been available on Unetwork for several weeks and has been running in calibration mode.

From September 7 at 00:00 UTC, calibration ends, Extended Telemetry enters production, and eligible activity will begin generating rewards.

At the same time, the will be discontinued and removed.

Here’s what you need to know:

• Extended Telemetry is opt-in. You need to enable the task to participate.
• Your device location must match your ULO country to qualify for Extended Telemetry reward generation.
• Reward generation is capped at the equivalent of five qualifying devices per IP address.

If five eligible devices are operating on the same IP address, each can generate its applicable share based on uptime.

If more than five devices operate from the same IP, the total reward allocation available to that IP does not increase. Instead, that allocation is distributed across the participating devices based on uptime.

For example, 10 devices operating from a single IP address will share the same maximum reward allocation available to five qualifying devices.

This structure is designed to improve the quality and geographic diversity of the telemetry that Unetwork provides to customers, rather than simply increasing rewards by adding more devices to the same connection.

Before September 7:

Update to a supported version of Unetwork.
Opt in to Extended Telemetry.
Make sure your device location matches your ULO country.

Extended Telemetry reward generation begins September 7 at 00:00 UTC.

Unetwork 1.2.3 Is Now Live on iOS

The wait is over.

For the first time, the fully branded Unetwork app is now available on the Apple App Store, bringing iOS users onto the latest generation of the Unetwork platform.

Version 1.2.3 includes:

• The new Unetwork app and branding
device integrity
• Improved connectivity and reliability
• Extended Telemetry
• Access to additional Unetwork tasks
• The latest platform and performance improvements

This release brings iOS users onto the latest Unetwork platform and opens access to the growing range of services and tasks being introduced across the network.

A note on Entropy

Entropy is not currently available on iOS.

Entropy depends on devices continuously contributing fresh random data in the background. iOS places strict limits on background activity when an app is not open or the device is inactive, which means we cannot currently rely on iPhones to contribute entropy consistently.

We may introduce a limited form of Entropy contribution for iOS in the future, but it would not currently be able to contribute with the same frequency or reliability.

If you use Unetwork on iOS, update to version 1.2.3 now.

A major step forward for the Unetwork app and our iOS community.

We’ve been working through the KYC issues raised by users who completed ID verification but have been unable to complete address verification.

Sumsub, our new KYC provider, is now live.

Already fully verified through ShuftiPro? Nothing changes.

If you successfully completed ification through ShuftiPro, your KYC remains valid. You do not need to verify again or take any action.

Completed ID but still need to verify your address? You can now complete verification through the new Sumsub flow.

Because you are moving to a new provider, Sumsub will ask you to complete ID verification again before completing address verification.

If you previously reached the maximum of three verification attempts and were unable to try again, your attempt limit has now been reset. You can start again with a fresh set of attempts.

Sumsub also supports identity documents that include your address, which can make the process simpler depending on the documents you have available.

This gives users who were previously unable to complete address verification a new path forward.

If that’s you, you can now return to Unetwork and complete your KYC through Sumsub.

See the Commercial Side of Unetwork

The new Unetwork for Business page is now live.

Explore Unetwork for Business: unetwork.io/business

As a community member, you see one side of Unetwork every day: devices connecting, tasks becoming available, and work being completed hind those tasks is another important part of what we do.

We take Unetwork’s capabilities directly to market, showing businesses how the network can solve specific commercial problems. Now, the Business page lets the community see how we present those capabilities to clients.

It explains what individual Unetwork tasks deliver from a client’s perspective, the problems they are designed to address, and how we position those capabilities to businesses that may want to use the network.

And that proposition is backed by substantial physical reach.

Over the last 30 days:

• 58K active devices
• 185 countries
• 3,745 ASNs
• 11M observations per day
• 366K unique public IPs

For businesses working across telecom, fraud, risk, identity, research, and network intelligence, that means access to distributed physical devices operating across live networks and real-world markets.

For the community, the Business page is a window into one side of the work already happening around Unetwork: how the tasks you see on the platform translate into services, use cases, and value for commercial partners.

We’re Updating the Unetwork KYC Experience

More choice over when you verify. KYB now available for businesses. A better Unetwork experience.

Already completed KYC? This update is not for you.

If you have already successfully completed KYC through ShuftiPro, your verification ot need to verify again or take any action.

With the next Unetwork app update, we’re changing the KYC experience to give users more choice and clearer reminders along the way.

If you haven’t completed KYC yet, you can choose to do it during onboarding.

If you decide not to verify straight away, you’ll receive reminders, so you know when KYC is coming up and when it becomes required.

KYC will be required when:
• Your rewards reach 5 UP
• You make a withdrawal
• You opt in to certain tasks that require KYC

Individual KYC verifications will also move to Sumsub, our new KYC provider.

We’re also adding KYB verification for businesses, which will be provided through ShuftiPro.

These changes will go live this week with the next Unetwork app build.

AI agents are beginning to interact directly with telecom infrastructure.

Standardized network APIs are making telecom capabilities accessible to software, allowing agents to discover network services, access network intelligence, and coordinate actions across infrastructure. shift.

But it only solves part of the problem.

APIs allow AI agents to ask networks what they already know.

What happens when the information an agent needs does not exist yet?

It has to be measured.
A call has to be placed.
A route has to be checked.
An OTP has to be tested.

A handset on a particular carrier, in a particular market, has to observe what actually happens.

This is where distributed physical infrastructure becomes much more interesting.

An AI agent should be able to identify a knowledge gap, request a task from the physical world, and receive trusted evidence back.

That could mean asking a device to test connectivity on a particular carrier, verify whether an OTP arrived, observe what appeared on a handset, measure network conditions, or perform another real-world telecom task.

This is an important direction for Unetwork.

A distributed network of smartphones becomes more than a source of data. It becomes infrastructure that software can ask to go and find something out.

APIs allow AI agents to ask networks what they already know.

Unetwork can allow AI agents to ask the physical world to go and find something out.

That distinction matters.

The next generation of AI will need more than access to databases, models, and APIs.

It will need infrastructure capable of creating trusted, real-world knowledge on demand.

The internet is entering an era where generating activity is easy. Proving where it came from is becoming much more valuable.

Google is extending developer verification across Android and increasingly using hardware-backed signals to distinguish genuine devices from emulators
Telecom operators are exposing network-verified identity and SIM signals through APIs to help businesses establish trust.

A pattern is emerging.

As software and AI generate more digital interactions, infrastructure needs stronger ways to establish provenance.

Was this a genuine device?

Was it operating in the environment it claims?

Did an event actually occur at the physical edge?

For distributed device networks, this changes what scale means.

Millions of synthetic interactions are easy to create. Trusted observations from verified physical devices are considerably harder.

That is why device attestation and network integrity matter to Unetwork.

Whether a device is verifying connectivity, contributing telemetry, completing research or performing another physical task, the commercial value begins with confidence in the endpoint producing the result.

The next generation of distributed infrastructure will be measured by more than how many devices it can reach.

It will be measured by how much the world can trust what those devices report.

Verify the Licences Attached to a Unetwork Node Before You Trade

With Unetwork Node Software Licences now tradable on OpenSea, we’ve seen an important question from the community:

How can I confirm the number of Operator Licenses attached to a Node before I trade it?

You can ly.

OpenSea currently displays licence data as a metadata trait, but links within traits are not clickable on the platform. This means you may see the licence data on OpenSea without being able to open the underlying link directly.

The simplest and recommended way to check is through the Unetwork Node Licence Lookup:

unetwork.io/licenses/

Enter either the Node Token ID or Node hex ID and select LOOK UP.

The lookup checks both World Mobile Chain and Ethereum and shows:

• The exact number of Operator Licences currently attached to the Node
• The Node ID
• The network the Node is on
• The current owner

This gives buyers and sellers a simple way to independently verify the licence count for a Node before completing a trade.

Before trading a Unetwork Node, check the Node ID and verify the licences attached to it.

⚠️ Important: Verify Before You Trade on OpenSea

Unetwork Node and Operator Software License NFTs can now be traded on OpenSea.

As secondary market activity grows, we expect fake and impersonator collections to appear. These may use similar names, artwork, descriptions, or mate.

Always verify that you are using the official Unetwork collections before buying, selling, or connecting your wallet.

Official OpenSea collections:

UOSL
Unetwork Operator Software License
opensea.io/collection/une…

UNSL
Unetwork Node Software License
opensea.io/collection/une…

Before completing any transaction:

• Check the collection carefully
• Use the official links above
• Be cautious of links shared through DMs, replies, search results, or unofficial groups
• Never approve unexpected wallet transactions
• If something looks suspicious, verify it through an official Unetwork channel first

Bookmark the official collections and verify before every transaction.

Unetwork License Bridge is LIVE

If you minted your UNSL on WMChain, you can now bridge it to Ethereum using the Unetwork License Bridge.

You can manage the process directly through manage.unetwork.io

WMChain → Unetwork License Bridge → Ethereum

• Log in at manage.unetwork.io/bridge
• Select the UNSL(s) you want to bridge
• Unetwork covers the bridge fees upfront
• Complete the mint on Ethereum and cover the applicable minting costs

Your UNSL. Your choice of chain.

Thank you to our incredible community for your passion, belief, and commitment as we continue building Unetwork together.

Survey Task Explained

Surveys are now live as a new task type on Unetwork.

Here’s what you need to know about availability, participation, potential rewards and how the validation process works. ↓

A New Kind of Task Is Live on Unetwork

Surveys are now live on Unetwork.

Our first Survey customer approached us because of something the Unetwork platform already has at scale: real devices, operated by real people, across real-world locations around the globe.

That vious value in telecoms.

But it is also highly valuable far beyond telecoms.

Surveys are an interesting first experiment in opening the Unetwork edge network to a much broader range of commercial tasks - from research and data collection to verification, local market intelligence and other real-world use cases.

The important part is not simply that Surveys are live.

It’s what they represent.

The edge network we have built is capable of supporting many different kinds of customer demand.

Telecom remains at the core of Unetwork.

Surveys show how the same global network of real devices in real locations can also create value across a much broader range of commercial use cases.

PayPal Payout Update

Following last week’s introduction of PayPal as a new Unetwork payout option, we wanted to share a quick update with the community.

As our financial team began processing PayPal payouts this morning, PayPal requested some additional documentation from already providing the required information and working to complete the process as quickly as possible.

PayPal remains a supported payout option, but withdrawals through PayPal may take a little longer to process while this is being resolved.

If you currently have a PayPal withdrawal pending and would prefer not to wait, you can cancel the pending transaction and select one of the other available payout methods - fiat or crypto.

If you’re happy to wait, no action is required, and your PayPal withdrawal can remain pending.

We appreciate your patience and understanding, and we’ll share another update as soon as we have further information.

PayPal Payouts Are Now Available

Following community suggestions, Unetwork has added PayPal as a new payout option for network rewards.

PayPal joins the existing fiat and crypto payout options, giving users more choice in how they receive their rewards.

We’re also introducing invoices across all three payout methods - PayPal, fiat, and crypto.

Invoices will be available to download from the platform, providing users with a clear record of their payouts that can be used for accounting, bookkeeping, or tax purposes.

And there’s more to come.

The team is already working on additional payout options for future releases, continuing to expand the flexibility and accessibility of the Unetwork reward system.

More choice. Better records. A better Unetwork experience.

Scheduled maintenance has been completed successfully. All network infrastructure upgrades were applied as planned and services are fully restored.

The interruption fell within the expected window. No data was affected and no action is required.

Thank you for your patience as en the network.

Scout & Runner is Back!

We're excited to announce that Scout & Runner (S&R) is being reactivated today!

Following the temporary suspension, we've taken the opportunity to strengthen the platform and introduce a number of improvements that make the program more sustainable, more rewarding, ainst abuse.

Here's everything you need to know.

Rolling Release

Scout & Runner will be reactivated through a phased rollout rather than all countries going live at once.

* We'll begin by opening the +1 countries.
* Additional countries will then be activated one by one as they are ready.
* We'll announce new country activations as they happen, so keep an eye on our official channels.

This staged rollout allows us to closely monitor performance, ensure stability, and deliver the best possible experience as Scout & Runner returns.

Changes to the Scout Role

To ensure the program remains fair and effective, we've updated how the Scout role works.

* Scout positions have been reduced from 50 to 30 per country.
* Available Scout seats will be allocated to the Scouts who were most active during Alpha and Beta.

Refunds

* Each Scout is now limited to one SIM refund per carrier per month.
* Scouts can still purchase additional SIMs during the month; however:
* Additional SIMs will not qualify for refunds.
* Additional reports will not earn UP rewards.
* Scouts will continue to receive 5 UP for discovering new access.
* Scouts will continue to earn 4% of Runner call revenue generated from the access they discover.

KYC Requirement

* Anyone participating as either a Scout or Runner must complete KYC.
* If you've already completed KYC in the Unetwork app, you do not need to complete it again.
* If you haven't completed KYC, the Scout & Runner platform will prompt you to do so.
* Once completed, your verification will also be recognised across Unetwork going forward.

Additional Anti-Fraud Protection

* We will continue rolling out additional anti-fraud measures to further strengthen the platform.
* These improvements are designed to protect honest users and will not change the underlying reward economics.

Updated Terms

* As part of today's relaunch, all users will be asked to accept the updated Terms & Conditions.

We're excited to have Scout & Runner back online and can't wait to see the community helping expand access around the world once again.

Thank you for your patience while we implemented these improvements, and thank you for being part of building the future of global telecommunications.

Scheduled Maintenance - 5 August 2026, 00:00 UTC

Unetwork will undergo scheduled maintenance beginning 5 August 2026 at 00:00 UTC as part of planned upgrades to network infrastructure.

Services may be temporarily unavailable during this window. The interruption is expected to minutes.

All ULOs will be compensated in uptime for the full duration of the maintenance window. No data will be affected.

No action is required. Service will resume automatically upon completion, and restoration will be confirmed through official channels.

We appreciate your understanding as we continue to strengthen the network.

KYC Is Now Required for All Reward Withdrawals

Unetwork has extended identity verification to crypto reward withdrawals, creating one consistent KYC standard across all reward withdrawals.

In anticipation of upcoming tasks and new opportunities on the platform, we're taking re eligible participants are ready to take part while helping Unetwork meet its compliance obligations.

We understand that this adds an extra step. It is an important safeguard for every operator and helps protect the network's long-term health.

Unetwork is onboarding commercial customers. As the network grows, we must operate in compliance with applicable Anti-Money Laundering (AML), Know Your Customer (KYC), and financial crime regulations. This requires a clear and compliant withdrawal process designed to:

• Protect users and legitimate reward activity
• Reduce fraud, unauthorized withdrawals, and financial crime
• Meet applicable identity verification, Anti-Money Laundering (AML), Know Your Customer (KYC), and sanctions requirements
• Protect the network's relationships with commercial customers and payment partners
• Maintain a secure and reliable reward withdrawal system as Unetwork scales

Crypto reward withdrawals, like fiat reward withdrawals, are subject to applicable AML, KYC, and other regulatory requirements. Identity verification helps Unetwork process withdrawals responsibly, maintain accurate records, and protect legitimate users.

KYC already applies to fiat reward withdrawals. Extending it to crypto reward withdrawals creates one consistent compliance standard across all reward withdrawals.

A compliant network is a stronger network. Protecting the reward withdrawal system protects every legitimate participant.

UNO Holders Meeting Schedule Update

Following last week’s special meeting with Unetwork’s new CEO, we confirmed that UNO Holders Meetings will now take place every two weeks.

To transition from the previous monthly schedule, the meeting currently scheduled for tomorrow will not eting under the new fortnightly schedule will take place:

Tuesday, August 11th, 2026
18:00 CEST
Unetwork Discord / UNOs Stage

Meetings will then continue every two weeks, giving UNO holders more regular opportunities to hear network updates, raise questions, and engage directly with the Unetwork team.

Please update your calendars. We look forward to seeing you next Tuesday.

The latest Unetwork app build is now available as a direct APK download.

The Google Play and Apple App Store versions are currently under review and will become available following approval.

What’s new in version 1.2.2:

• Improved connection stability
• Lease extension d Telemetry

Extended Telemetry is a new opt-in task within the expanding Telemetry family.

Share your approximate, city-level location to strengthen network verification. Your precise location never leaves your device.

Extended Telemetry is being released to support the upcoming dedicated Telemetry Marketplace and the continued expansion of Unetwork’s real-world network intelligence capabilities.

Additional telemetry-related tasks, alongside other new task types, will be released in the near future.

Android users can download the latest APK now:

releases.unetwork.io/android/

App Store users should continue using their current version while version 1.2.2 completes the review process.

🔷 ETH Mint is now available for Unetwork holders.

This milestone delivers greater choice and flexibility, giving Unetwork Node holders another seamless way to mint and activate their Node NFT.

• Open the confirmation email you received when you purchased your Unetwork Node.
rmation link to choose Ethereum as your minting network.
• Confirm your license order and follow the minting instructions sent to your email once your licenses have been allocated.

Thank you to our incredible community for your passion, belief, and commitment as we continue building Unetwork together.

Scout & Runner Communication Event

Join the Unetwork team for the next Scout & Runner Communication Event as we share the latest news, platform updates, and developments across S&R.

📅 Wednesday, July 22nd, 2026
⏰ 17:00 CET
🎙️ Unetwork Discord

Scout & Runner participants who are not yet membcord server should join before the event. Discord is the central place to hear the latest Scout & Runner news, updates, and future event announcements directly from the team.

Join the official Unetwork Discord:
discord.gg/TqNEJ7r5ga

UNO Holders Meeting Confirmed

The postponed July UNO Holders Meeting has been rescheduled and will take place this Saturday, July 25th.

Join the Unetwork team for the latest network updates, insights, and direct discussion with UNO holders.

The CEO of Unity Network will also
UNOs are encouraged to submit:

• Questions about the network
• Questions from their ULOs
• Topics requiring clarification
• Product and platform feedback

Saturday, July 25th.
20:00 CET
Unetwork Discord / UNOs Stage

This session is exclusively for verified UNO holders. Please ensure your Discord account is verified before the meeting.

Join the official Unetwork Discord:
discord.gg/Eu5BdFe26f

We look forward to seeing you there.

The new Advanced Rewards and License Management Analytics Panel is now live.

This is a major upgrade to the existing management panel, giving operators deeper visibility into their rewards and license networks through a significantly expanded analytics experience.

The new panel on web only:

manage.unetwork.io

Log in, explore the data, test the tools, and get stuck in.

📢 Update: Legacy App Support Timeline Extended

To ensure the best possible experience for all users, we've decided to extend the retirement date for legacy Unity and Unetwork app versions.

We're completing the final stages of compatibility support for older Samsung devices app support. This additional time will help ensure as many supported devices as possible can transition smoothly to the latest version.

What this means:

• Legacy Unity and Unetwork app versions will continue to be supported for a little longer.
• Android users can continue updating to Unetwork v1.2.1 to benefit from the latest features, performance improvements, and reliability.

We'll announce the new retirement date once this final compatibility work is complete.

Thank you for your patience and continued support. Taking a little extra time now helps us deliver the best possible experience for everyone as Unetwork continues to evolve.

Action Required: Keep Your Unetwork App Up to Date

We're upgrading Unetwork. Make sure you come with us.

As Unetwork continues to grow, we're rolling out major updates to deliver better performance, improved reliability, and exciting new features. To support these ongoing tiring support for older versions of our apps.

What this means for you: As we continue improving Unetwork, older versions of the Unity app and Unetwork app will no longer be able to connect to the latest services. Android users should update to Unetwork v1.2.1 to stay connected and benefit from the latest features, performance improvements, and reliability.

🗓 Effective: Wednesday, July 15 at 00:00 UTC

From this time:

⚠️ Legacy versions of the Unity app will no longer connect to the latest services.

⚠️ Unetwork app v1.1.x will no longer be supported.

✅ Android users: Update to Unetwork v1.2.1 to stay connected and enjoy the latest features, performance improvements, and reliability.

👉 If you're using Android, please install Unetwork v1.2.1 before July 15 to ensure uninterrupted access to the network.

iOS users: Support for the latest version will follow as soon as it becomes available on the App Store. We'll let you know as soon as it's ready.

This isn't the end of the Unity or Unetwork apps. It's the retirement of legacy technology as we prepare for future enhancements and continue building the best possible experience for our community.

Thank you for being part of the journey as we build the future of decentralized telecommunications. 🚀

ACCOUNT MERGE IS NOW LIVE + NEW PLATFORM UPDATES

As announced last week, the Account Merge feature is now available.

If you previously used an alias email address linked to your base Unetwork account, you can now securely merge your alias account into your base account.

To ign in to manage.unetwork.io using your base Unetwork email address
• Go to Settings → Merge Accounts
• Follow the on-screen instructions

Once complete:
• Rewards, leases, and account data will be transferred to your base account
• Existing lease device bindings remain in place
• Simply sign in again on any devices previously using the base email address

We've also rolled out additional improvements to the Manage Platform:

✓ Bulk License Transfers are now available, making it much easier to transfer multiple licenses in a single action.

✓ Direct Node-to-Node License Transfers are now supported. Existing lease settings are maintained during the transfer, and once the current lease expires, the new license owner can apply their own lease settings.

These updates are part of our ongoing commitment to making the Unetwork platform more powerful, flexible, and easier to manage.

Thank you for your continued feedback and support as we continue to improve the platform.

📢 UNO Meetup Update

We're postponing today's UNO meetup as the team is fully focused on current development work.

We'll announce a new date shortly and look forward to sharing the latest progress with you then.

Thanks for your understanding and continued support.

🚨 Temporary Service Interruption

We're currently experiencing an external infrastructure outage affecting our backend services.

As a result, the following services are temporarily unavailable:
• The Unetwork App
• manage.unetwork.io
• The Scout & Runner platform

Our teamth the infrastructure provider to restore full service as quickly as possible.

We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience while we work to resolve this issue.

We'll provide further updates as soon as more information becomes available. Thank you for your understanding.

ACCOUNT MERGE UPDATE

Some users attempting to withdraw rewards may currently see a message stating that their email address is already registered.

As part of our ongoing platform security improvements, temporary and alias email addresses are no longer supported for account ithdrawals. As a result, users signed in with an alias email associated with their base Unetwork account will encounter this message when attempting to withdraw rewards.

We're currently implementing a new Account Merge feature that will allow you to securely merge eligible alias email accounts into your base account, making reward withdrawals and account management much simpler.

The feature is expected to be available early next week.

Once released, you'll simply:
• Log in using your base Unetwork email address
• Go to Settings → Merge Accounts
• Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the merge

Once the merge is complete:
• Your rewards, leases, and account data will be transferred to your base account
• Existing lease device bindings will remain in place
• The merged alias account will be disabled
• You'll simply need to sign in again on any devices previously using the merged email address

We'll share another update as soon as the feature is live.

We recognize there was a communication gap regarding this change, and we thank you for your patience as we continue to improve the Unetwork platform.

Round 1 Bonus Licenses Are Now Available

Bonus license allocations are now available for all community members who acquired one or more nodes during the Round 1 sale.

These extra licenses are part of the Round 1 Privileges, increasing license capacity for eligible node our extra licenses:

• Go to unetwork.io/round1-claim/
• Log in using the same email address used to acquire your node
• If your order was connected to a Web3 wallet, make sure you are using the wallet/order details associated with that node purchase
• Once logged in, your available Bonus licenses will be shown in the platform
• Select the wallet you want to use
• Choose the node you want to add licenses to
• Enter the number of extra licenses you want to claim
• Submit your request

The first allocation will be minted on Monday, July 6 at 00:00 UTC. After that, allocations will be minted once per day, Monday through Friday, at 00:00 UTC.

If you operate more than one node, you can choose which node to assign your Bonus licenses to.

Round 1 operators helped build the foundation for Unetwork’s next phase. These Bonus licenses increase operator capacity as more tasks, more tooling, and more network utility continue to come online.

More licenses. More capacity. Stronger network.

Scout & Runner is now live in full public Beta.

This marks a major milestone for Unetwork as Scout & Runner moves beyond ScoutQuest and staged access into the full Beta platform.

Scout & Runner is a third-party opt-in task provided by ApexTelecom and hosted by Unetwork.

Both roles are noole
• Runner Role

Users can now access the platform and begin participating in the next phase of real-world telecom validation.

Scout & Runner brings real operators, real devices, and real mobile networks together to help verify carrier connectivity and strengthen telecom intelligence at global scale.

To access the platform:

• Open the Tasks tab in the Unetwork app
• Select Connectivity Verification
• Enter the Scout & Runner Beta platform
• Register for the Runner Role, or apply for one of the limited Scout seats available in your country

Please note: Scout & Runner remains in public Beta, so users may encounter minor bugs or flow adjustments as the platform is tested, refined, and scaled.

This is the next phase of S&R: broader access, deeper validation, and more real-world telecom intelligence flowing through the network.

Real devices. Real operators. Global verification.

Unetwork application update 1.2.1 is now available on Android via the Google Play Store and as a direct APK download.

This build introduces Entropy, a new first-party opt-in task now available in the Tasks tab.

Entropy allows attested Android devices to contribute high-quality alized pool in the background. It is privacy-first, fully opt-in, and can be enabled or disabled at any time.

What’s new in build 1.2.1:

• Entropy Contribution - a new opt-in task for Android and APK users
• Improved connectivity to Unetwork trust services
• Device readiness checks - when binding a license, the app now checks connectivity and attestation status before connecting to Proof of Work. Already bound? You can run the check manually anytime in Settings → Check device readiness.
• Clearer device readiness signals before PoW connection

Important:

• Entropy is currently available on Android and APK only
• The iOS version of build 1.2.1 is currently in review with Apple
• Entropy will not be included in the iOS 1.2.1 build

Download the latest version here:

Google Play Store:
👉 play.google.com/store/apps/det…
APK:
👉 releases.unetwork.io/android/

Real operators. Real devices. New ways to participate.