Gifts in game: in a store's Roblox game you can now buy a product as a gift, for someone in the server or anyone by their Roblox username, and it goes into their Enviglo library. Stores turn it on by updating their hub from Settings → Integrations.
Appeals: stores can now appeal a suspended product or store, a warning or a rejected upload from their Notices page, and you can appeal a warning or suspension on your own account from Settings or the sign-in page. Enviglo's team answers with its reason either way.
File checks: every file is now checked as it uploads. Programs, archives Enviglo can't open, and files that aren't what their name says are turned away with the reason.
Flagged files: if the check finds code worth a closer look, the store sees it on the product's Media tab and can explain it to Enviglo's team. A version whose code could harm a game is held back until the team has looked, and buyers keep the version before it.
Leak protection: product pages now show when a product is protected, before you buy it. It runs in your own Roblox games and your groups' games, and you can add other games from your library.
Publishing: a new product that's only waiting on its picture's review can now be set to go live as soon as the picture is approved.
Profiles: the stores on someone's profile now show whether they own the store or help run it.
Fixes
In-game hub: a player whose parental controls keep them out of Enviglo's verification game is now told a parent needs to allow it, instead of being sent to find the game on Roblox.
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