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# 1.174.1 - 14 January 2026

### Release Overview

Our first release of the year focuses on strengthening the security, reliability, and overall stability of the UbiQuity platform. The changes in this release are largely behind the scenes, but they play an important role in ensuring your data remains secure and that core services continue to perform consistently.

Alongside these improvements, we’ve resolved a small number of high-priority issues affecting user onboarding and layout management, helping to ensure a smoother experience across common workflows.

Nga mihi nui,

The team at UbiQuity

### Improvements and Bug Fixes

UbiQuity is constantly making small changes to ensure that, behind the scenes, everything will go as smoothly as possible and to continue to build a strong foundation to make improvements to the platform.

* Fixed an issue that could affect first-time login for some new users.
* Resolved an edge-case issue that could cause errors when opening or creating layouts.
* General security and reliability enhancements to strengthen the stability of the platform.
* Behind-the-scenes improvements to core services to ensure more consistent behaviour during high load or service interruptions.

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