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0.18 notes: the two iPhone-only things as well

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Face ID opening Files and the wallet, and asking for the passphrase as well
as the lock per area, both land in the same release and neither was in the
notes. They are marked as iPhone because that is where they are: the Android
vault already worked this way.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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"kind": "new",
"text": "Move a call to another of your own devices. On a call on the phone, walk to the desk, take it there, and keep talking. The other person hears a short gap and nothing else, stays on their call screen, and gets one call in their log rather than two. If no device takes it the call stays exactly where it was."
},
{
"kind": "new",
"text": "On iPhone, Face ID opens Files and the wallet. If the app lock is on, unlocking the app is enough and neither one asks for your passphrase again. With the lock off they ask for it, as before."
},
{
"kind": "new",
"text": "On iPhone, you can ask for your passphrase as well as the lock, separately for messages, Files and the wallet. Off by default, and only offered where the app lock is on, because without the lock there is no first factor for it to be second to."
},
{
"kind": "fixed",
"text": "Hanging up now stops the ring on the other phone. The end of a call was not treated as time-critical, so a phone that was asleep never woke for it and went on ringing for a caller who had already gone."