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# What's New

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We're regularly updating and improving your Material experience. In addition to the release notes we share regularly with you via Slack, use these pages to learn about updates and view related documentation.

## Version Highlights

* [**Version 1.65**](/whats-new/version-1.65.md): The new navigation for everyone, a rebuilt Email Redaction report, a maximum API token lifetime, and suggested classifications on email threat issues
* [**Version 1.64**](/whats-new/version-1.64.md): Apply an edited Google Drive detection response to open issues, auto-classification for OAuth apps, and CSV export for detections
* [**Version 1.63**](/whats-new/previous-releases/version-1.63.md): A rebuilt Email Identity Protection report, an OAuth app's blast radius on its detail view, and responses you can configure and start from a file issue
* [**Version 1.62**](/whats-new/previous-releases/version-1.62.md): Automatic issue revalidation when you trust a domain or disable a detection, file issue resolution on the File Security report, and risk context on an app's Accounts tab
* [**Version 1.61**](/whats-new/previous-releases/version-1.61.md): Manage accounts, groups, roles, and OAuth apps through the API and MCP, higher-precision Google Drive detections, and a redesigned Force Unlock


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