ZeroTier One

I'm a long-time ZeroTier user running my own root server (custom planet). On version 1.14.2 the iOS app had a gear/settings icon in the top-right corner that opened a screen where I could paste my base64-encoded planet file. It worked reliably and was the reason I was able to use ZeroTier on iPhone at all. After updating to 1.16.0, that settings icon is gone. There is no visible way inside the app to import or edit a custom planet anymore. I understand from the official 1.16 release blog post that the intended new flow is to scan a QR code from joinzt.com/addplanet via the iPhone's system camera, which should then deep-link into the app via a universal link and prompt to import the planet. In practice this does not work for me on 1.16.0: - The system camera recognizes the URL but tapping the banner just opens the joinzt.com page in Safari; the ZeroTier app is never launched. - Scanning the same QR code from inside the ZeroTier app's own scanner does nothing — that scanner appears to only accept 16-hex network IDs. - Reinstalling the app did not restore the universal-link association. The result is that custom planet support, which the release notes explicitly highlight as a 1.16 feature for power users, is effectively unreachable on iOS. This is also reported in GitHub issue #2518, with multiple users describing the same regression. Please either: 1. Bring back the in-app settings screen for pasting a base64 planet (as in 1.14.2), or 2. Fix the universal-link handling so the joinzt.com QR / URL flow actually launches the app and triggers the import dialog. Until then, anyone running their own roots is stuck and cannot downgrade through the App Store. Thanks for considering — ZeroTier is otherwise a great product and I'd like to keep using it on iPhone.

Failed to login on iOS 16.6 Just a flash,then failed It has been authorized