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# Updated Network Access Management (2026-04-09)

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We have introduced an update to network access management, making network availability explicitly defined per project. This improves control, predictability, and alignment with carrier approvals.

### Enhanced Network Access Control

We are introducing a significant improvement to how network access is managed within the IDlayr platform. This update brings a more structured, transparent, and reliable approach to network enablement, ensuring that access to mobile networks is explicitly defined at the project level.

By moving from implicit access to explicit configuration, this enhancement gives you greater control over which networks your applications can use, while maintaining the same integration experience.

### What's New

Network access is now governed by a dedicated configuration layer, allowing networks to be explicitly enabled per project. This ensures that only the networks relevant to your use case are available, with full visibility and control.

This model introduces a clear separation between:

* Platform reachability — networks that can be accessed technically
* Project enablement — networks that are available for your specific integration

### Key Benefits

* **Greater Control** — define exactly which networks are available for each project, eliminating unintended access.
* **Improved Predictability** — ensure consistent and reliable behavior across environments and integrations.
* **Stronger Compliance** — align network access with carrier approvals and commercial agreements.
* **Enhanced Visibility & Diagnostics** — receive clear, actionable feedback when a network is unavailable, making troubleshooting easier.

### What This Means for You

* Your existing integrations continue to work as before.
* Network access becomes more explicit and transparent.
* You can view and verify your configuration directly in the Enterprise Portal.

### Rollout Approach

This enhancement is being introduced gradually to ensure a smooth transition. Each project is carefully reviewed and configured in advance, minimizing any impact on existing workflows.


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