Updates

What the February 2026 Group Chat media release added, how group images and calls differ from group memory, and which beta or cost limits remain.

How Advanced and group image support expanded to Custom Characters, what the identity setup required, and which current documentation conflicts need verification.

How the Collection evolved through model filters, Favorites and Recent, tags, prompt search, and image-mode filters—and which controls should be verified today.

How the January 2026 rollout changed one-companion storylines, introduced private and shared memory scopes, and added chat naming and archive restoration.

How the image-editing rollout introduced text-guided edits, chat integration, lower cost, and safer edited-image history.

How Advanced Image Generation evolved from its February rollout through Custom Character support, regeneration, context images, and the current natural-description workflow.

The January video update introduced Standard mode, selectable resolution and duration, optional audio, and dynamic Moments pricing.

What the February 2026 X2 announcement claimed, why those claims need attribution, and how users should compare a historical model release with current controls.

What the moderation release added, what Pending, Approved, and Denied mean, and why an appeal is a review request rather than a promise of restoration.

Why editing an earlier message rewinds the conversation, what can be lost after the edit point, and how to protect important context before changing it.

A consolidated analysis of automatic extraction, review, self-managing memories, smarter ranking, long-term recall, Smart Mode, and Group Chat memory changes.

What Public Profiles added, how current visibility controls work, and which privacy checks creators should complete before publishing media or characters.