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# Version 1.44
## ✨ Enhancements
### VIP management, now front and center
Managing VIPs just got a whole lot easier (and more transparent).
### New in the Account Details view:
* Toggle VIP status on/off for an account
* Add or remove one or many aliases and name variants
### Across the platform:
* New VIP column and filters in Accounts Explorer
* VIP additions, updates, and removals now show up in the audit log
More control, better visibility, and fewer “wait, who’s a VIP in Material again?” moments.
### Phishing simulation links behave like real links
URLs inserted into phishing simulation templates now render as proper `` tags instead of variables. The result? Cleaner templates and simulations that behave exactly like the real thing.
### CSV downloads where you want them
You can now export data directly from the Apps and Tenants pages. Because, sometimes you just need the data, right now.
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## 🐛 Fixed
We fixed a race condition that would cause the same message to be triaged multiple times. In rare cases, later attempts would fall back to legacy logic and overwrite a valid classification with Unknown, often resulting in a more severe (and unexpected) remedy.
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