The 3.1 release of OneCloud for Android focused on bug fixes. Users of the application can expect the following improvements:

• Fixed issue that occurred when answering two calls, the second one is put on hold. SMA now properly handles the telephony stack for any combination of outgoing + incoming calls.
• Can now properly handle call transfers irrespective of the call state (resumed or paused).
• Push notifications now are delivered regardless of power mode settings or app memory status.
• It was possible to receive rings after logout. OneCloud for Android now fully deregisters when a user logs out, so calls will not complete after logout.
• Corrected a bug where the notifications for OneCloud for Android were not functioning correctly after a call ends. Notifications function as expected before and after calls.
• Fixed issue where incoming calls interrupt active PSTM calls with ringing after being dismissed. There is no longer any audible ringtone when there is an active call, cellular or OneCloud for Android or otherwise. The phone will only vibrate and will cease to do so upon rejecting or answering the call.
• App no longer will automatically route audio to a smartwatch. In a call, the UI only shows the speakerphone toggle option. However, a user can still answer the call on their smartwatch and have audio routed there, and can send the call back to the phone at any time.
• Corrected User Interface display issue that cut off the “active call” menu.
• Added a Microphone Gain control option to Menu > Settings > Adjust microphone gain.
• A missed call notification will now only show if the call wasn’t answered elsewhere.
• Resolved an issue where a user was unable to “Choose from contacts” when attempting to “Add Call” or “Transfer” an inbound call if the call was received while the app was not running in the foreground or background.