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# Latest Updates

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{% update date="2026-05-08" %}

## Sign-in verification

When an attendee opens a personalised event link on a browser we don't recognise, they will be asked to enter a 6-digit code sent to the email address on their account. Once verified, they are signed in and taken to their intended destination.

This helps prevent situations where a personalised link is opened by someone other than the intended recipient, for example a forwarded email, a shared device, or a link that has been passed on.

**What changed**

* Personalised event links opened on unrecognised browsers now prompt for a 6-digit email verification code before sign-in.
* Browsers are remembered as trusted after a successful sign-in, so attendees aren't prompted on every visit.
* Magic links and all other sign-in methods are unaffected.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Read the full update:** [Sign-in verification](https://moodys-events.wavecast.io/useful-docs/audience-management/sign-in-verification)
{% endhint %}

The Regions of Interest list has been updated. Where possible, terms from the previous lists have been mapped to the new list and the old lists have been removed from the hub.
{% endupdate %}

{% update date="2026-04-01" %}

## Regions of Interest update

The Regions of Interest list has been updated. Where possible, terms from the previous lists have been mapped to the new list and the old lists have been removed from the hub.

The new list contains: APAC, EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST, AFRICA, NORTH AMERICA, LATAM, GLOBAL.

**What changed**

* The homepage calendar region filter now pulls from the new Regions of Interest list.
* Only the new list is visible in the event categorisation section.
* No action is required, existing events have been mapped automatically.
  {% endupdate %}

{% update date="2026-02-13" %}

## Feb 2.1 Release

### Registration and email workflow updates

Japan-focused registration updates are now included alongside practical improvements to operational workflows: cleaner data capture, more granular audience controls, enhanced email personalisation with flexible merge fields and a clearer self-service path for common attendee actions.

#### What’s included

* **AC Profile Fields (Japan localisation)**\
  Store and reuse alternate-character profile details to support Japanese-script personalisation and reduce repeat data entry.\
  [Learn more >>](/useful-docs/audience-management/ac-profile-fields-japan-localisation.md)<br>
* **Deny Subscriptions (granular audience controls)**\
  Deny access for specific users when eligibility needs to be enforced, with a clear “blocked” outcome distinct from cancellation.\
  [Learn more >>](/useful-docs/access-control/deny-event-access.md)<br>
* **Cancellation Links**\
  Add a direct cancellation link to emails so registrants can reach the confirmation step without navigating back to the event page.\
  [Learn more >>](/useful-docs/access-control/event-cancellation-link.md)<br>
* **Email merge fields upgrade**\
  Add date/time formatting options and fallbacks to make email personalisation more consistent when profile data is missing.\
  [Learn more >>](/useful-docs/audience-management/email-merge-fields-upgrade.md)

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**Read the full release update:** [Registration Data Workflows](/overview/releases/feb-2.1-release.md)
{% endhint %}
{% endupdate %}
{% endupdates %}


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