Digital In-app SDK 4.11.0

Released starting 25th May 2026

This release of Digital In-App SDK supports:
Note: These release notes cover Medallia Digital In-App SDK version 5.0.0 for React Native.

Notices

Warning: The Digital 4.11 release included an iOS Preview app which could not be opened. Please do not use the Preview app version 1.12 from the app store and upgrade to Preview app version 1.12.1.

Release highlights

Documentation changes

The Digital Feedback In-app Mobile SDK administration documentation is updated to match the new V2 integration that has been deployed across the majority of customers.

Digital In-app SDK

Android

  • Important: From this release, the minCompileSDK has increased from API 21 to API 23 and our SDK now only functions for API 29 and above.
  • Survey form headers now support native tooltip, allowing users to long-press truncated survey headers to reveal the the full text when using large font sizes.

  • Eliminated potential local SQL injection vulnerabilities.

iOS

  • Survey form headers now support Large Content Viewer, allowing users to long-press truncated survey headers to reveal the full text when using large Dynamic Type sizes.

  • Device text resizing settings are now applied to the Thank You Page.

React

  • The React Native version of the Digital In-app SDK has been updated to support the new TurboModules architecture, introducing complete TypeScript type-safety and synchronous execution.

Resolved issues

General

Android only

  • Reduced the Intent bundle size for form activities to prevent potential TransactionTooLargeException crashes caused by exceeding payload thresholds.

  • Enhanced security by mitigating an insecure serialization vulnerability, updating Bundle.getSerializable calls to use the modern, type-safe API.

  • When attempting to display a Custom Survey using an invalid or unpublished form ID a crash could occur.

iOS only

  • For survey forms in a language other than English, when the respondent was using a screen reader VoiceOver would incorrectly read Invitation Banner buttons in English instead of the appropriate localized language.

  • In the rare event that the stopSDK method was called after a user had dismissed a survey, a memory leak could occur where SDK UI components incorrectly remained in memory.

  • The SDK's internal EventBus subscriber management could encounter a race condition and garbage collection issues.