Previous iOS releases

Bria for iOS 6.20.4 (July 17, 2025)

Save a Phone Number from Dial Pad

Save a new phone number directly from the dial pad to a new or existing contact. After entering a number on the dial pad, tap + and choose Create New Contact or Add to Existing Contact. The phone number is saved with the Phone label for the contact.

You can also save a SIP address in the same way, such as jsantos5231@mysipdomain.com. Enter the username portion in the dial pad and choose Create New Contact or Add to Existing Contact. The username portion is saved with the Softphone label, combined with the SIP domain of your SIP account. If you have multiple SIP accounts, the app saves the SIP domain of your default SIP account to the contact.

Resolved issues

This version contains improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria and miscellaneous bug fixes.

Bria for iOS 6.20.3 (June 19, 2025)

Resolved issues

  • Fixed an issue where the voicemail MWI indicator disappeared after unregistering the SIP account or exiting Bria. Now users see the MWI indicator for unread voicemails after unregistering or exiting.

  • Fixed a few UI issues with iPad.

Bria for iOS 6.20.1/6.20.2 (May 22, 2025)

Resolved issues

This version contains improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria and miscellaneous bug fixes.

Bria for iOS 6.19.4 (April 24, 2025)

Resolved issues

  • Fixed an issue for re-logging in to the app with Face ID and Auto Login enabled.

  • Fixed a few issues with the search UI.

Bria for iOS 6.19.3 (March 13, 2025)

Bluetooth Improvements

The following improvement was made for the Proximity Sensor preference for active calls.

  • Previously when this preference is enabled, Bria turned off the screen when the sensor detected anything near the screen.

  • Now if this preference is enabled and call audio is routing to a Bluetooth device, the screen stays on, assuming the user wants to use their device for other purposes. No change was made if call audio is routing to built-in earpiece.

Resolved issues

  • Fixed an issue where the call blocking list were cleared after re-login.

  • Removed the Block option for anonymous calls on the call history screen. Users can block all anonymous calls from Preferences > Call Blocking.

Bria for iOS 6.19.1 (February 13, 2025)

Call blocking improvement

You can now block SIP addresses that contain letters. Go to Preferences > Call Blocking, and add up to 10 phone numbers or SIP addresses to the block list. Or block it from your Call History.

Resolved issues

This version contains improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria and miscellaneous bug fixes.

Bria for iOS 6.18.3 (January 16, 2025)

Resolved issues

  • When users change the Contacts permission from limited access to none, the Favorites tab now is cleared properly.

Bria for iOS 6.18.2 (November 21, 2024)

Resolved issues

  • Corrected the Do Not Disturb warning message; now it states you won't receive calls and messages.

Bria for iOS 6.18.1 (October 24, 2024)

iOS 18 support

Bria version 6.18.1 includes iOS 18 support, including Limited contact access where iOS 18 users can choose which contacts to give the app access to: everyone in your address book, just some, or none.

Resolved issues

This version contains improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria and miscellaneous bug fixes.

Bria for iOS 6.17.3 (September 26, 2024)

Call recording improvements

Multiple improvements have been made for call recording. If you are storing your recording files in iCloud, the app will continue to save the files in your iCloud instead of on your device.

  • The History tab now has the Recordings page where all recordings are listed in one page.

  • Deleting a call history entry. Previously, when you deleted an entry from Call History, the associated recording file was also deleted from your device. Starting this version, it is your choice. The app displays two options: the icon on the left to delete both the entry and the file, the icon on the right to delete only the call history entry. The recording can be accessed using the Recordings page within the Bria app, using the Files app, or connecting an USB cable to the device.

  • The recording file name includes a time stamp of when the recording was started as well as the remote party name.

  • Recording notifications. By default, the app plays a tone to the remote party when recording starts and resumes. You can change it to play an Announcement from Settings > Preferences > Call Recording > Call Recording Notification. When the announcement is chosen, the remote party hears "This call is being recorded".

  • Preferences for auto delete recordings. You can set rules for the app to automatically delete the recordings on your device:

    • Short recordings. You can specify how many seconds.

    • Old recordings. You can specify how many days old.

Resolved issues

This version contains improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria and miscellaneous bug fixes.

Bria for iOS 6.17.1 / 6.17.2 (August 15, 2024)

Resolved issues

  • Fixed an issue on iOS 18 that the Mute button started flashing when Bria had two concurrent calls. Note we are not yet ready to officially support iOS 18.

Bria for iOS 6.16.4 (July 18, 2024)

Resolved issues

  • Added an improvement for displaying a chatroom member list which contains more than 250 members.

Bria for iOS 6.16.2/6.16.3 (June 24, 2024)

Call forwarding party

If your SIP server supports and sends a call forwarding party ID to the app, the app now shows the forwarding party in the incoming call screen, the active call screen and the call historythe incoming call screen and the active call screen. For example, the following incoming call screen displays the Via line indicating who is transferring the call.

Confirmation on deleting native contacts

When you use the Bria app to delete your native contacts that are saved on your iOS device, the Bria app now shows a confirmation message before actually deleting it.

App Transport Security

Starting this version, App Transport Security (ATS), one of the Apple's features, is enabled in the Bria app, meaning the app uses HTTPS connections when accessing URLs.

Resolved issues

This version contains improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria and miscellaneous bug fixes.

Bria for iOS 6.16.1 (May 23, 2024)

Resolved issues

  • Fixed an issue where the app name was not included in a log.

Bria for iOS 6.15.3 (April 18, 2024)

Resolved issues

  • Contains fixes for un-localized UI labels.

Bria for iOS 6.15.2 (March 14, 2024)

Resolved issues

This version contains improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria and miscellaneous bug fixes.

Bria for iOS 6.15.1 (February 15, 2024)

Resolved issues

  • Fixed an issue with answering an incoming call on a restarted and locked device.

Bria for iOS 6.14.3 (January 18, 2024)

Resolved issues

  • Fixed an issue where users needed to manually log in to Bria again after an app upgrade.

  • Included multiple stability improvements.

Bria for iOS 6.14.2 (December 7, 2023)

Resolved issues

  • Fixed an issue where the call waiting tone was not played if the call was answered on the native dialer.

  • Fixed an issue with German translation for the transfer option.

  • Included multiple stability improvements.

Bria for iOS 6.14.1 (November 9, 2023)

iOS 17 support

Bria version 6.14.1 includes iOS 17 support. It also drops iOS 14 support; any devices using iOS 14 or older will not be able to upgrade to this version.

With iOS 17, however, we are aware that some devices experience no incoming audio, meaning the user cannot hear anything. This issue is observed only during the first call after starting Bria; the subsequent calls have no issue. If you encounter this issue, please contact CounterPath Support with a log.

XMPP Buddy improvements

The Contact details page for XMPP buddies now shows conversation history as well as the quick access button for call history.

Resolved issues

  • Fixed an issue where a public chatroom could not be found by search.

Bria for iOS 6.13.4 (October 12, 2023)

Resolved issues

This version contains improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria and miscellaneous bug fixes.

Bria for iOS 6.13.3 (September 14, 2023)

Resolved issues

This version contains improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria and miscellaneous bug fixes.

Bria for iOS 6.13.2 (August 17, 2023)

Resolved issues

  • Fixed an issue where the word @mention was not translated into some of the supported languages.

Bria for iOS 6.13.1 (July 20, 2023)

Quick access buttons and conversation history

On the Contacts tab, the contact detail page now has quick access buttons as well as conversation history.

  • Quick access buttons include placing a call, messaging, and viewing a call history with this specific contact.

  • The conversation history shows a call history with this specific contact. This section is view only.

Resolved issues

This version contains improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria and miscellaneous bug fixes.

Bria for iOS 6.12.2 (June 21, 2023)

Resolved issues

  • Fixed an iOS 17 Beta specific issue.

  • Fixed an issue where the user was unable to scroll down to the bottom of the page after a new contact is created.

Bria for iOS 6.12.1 (May 26, 2023)

OpenSSL 3.0 Support

The Bria app uses OpenSSL 3.0. Ensure your service provider supports secure renegotiation as per RFC 5746. Support for RFC 5746 secure renegotiation is now required by default for SSL or TLS connections to succeed.

Resolved issues

  • Fixed an issue where a missed call notification didn't appear properly on iOS 15.

Bria for iOS 6.11.4 (April 27, 2023)

Resolved issues

This version contains improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria and miscellaneous bug fixes.

Bria for iOS 6.11.2/6.11.3 (March 30, 2023)

Resolved issues

  • Fixed issues with localized strings.

  • Fixed an issue with an app crash.

  • Version 6.11.3 includes a fix for an audio issue with iOS 16.4 devices.

Bria for iOS 6.11.1 (February 16, 2023)

Resolved issues

  • Fixed an issue with sending a diagnostic log with a description provided by an end user.

Bria for iOS 6.10.3 (January 19, 2023)

Change in handling concurrent calls

We made a small change with how Bria handles multiple calls so that Bria behaves in the same way as Native Dialer.

Previously when Bria has two ongoing calls and one of the calls ended, the remaining call automatically becomes unheld (or active in other words) so that the user starts hearing the call as soon as another call ended. Now, the remaining call stays on hold until the end user explicitly takes the call off hold.

Resolved issues

  • Fixed an issue with Voice Over where the Decline button for receiving files was not accessible via Voice Over.

  • Other stability improvements and fixes.

Bria for iOS 6.10.2 (December 1, 2022)

Resolved issues

This version contains improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria and miscellaneous bug fixes.

Bria for iOS 6.10.1 (November 4, 2022)

iOS 16 Support

Bria app version 6.10.1 includes iOS 16 support. Note that we are not ready to announce a full support for Dynamic Island including iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max as more changes are required.

This app version also drops iOS 13 support; any devices using iOS 13 will not be able to upgrade to this app version.

Resolved issues

  • Fixed an audio issue on iOS 16 where a user heard distorted sounds during a call when Airpods were connected. (Ticket # 70405)

Bria for iOS 6.9.3 (September 29, 2022)

Fix for VoiceOver accessibility support on iOS 16

Resolved an accessibility issue on iOS 16 where VoiceOver could not read out some labels such as entries on the Call History tab, Remove Favorite, and some Collaboration related actions.

Adjusted the "Back to the call" bar on iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max

The Back to the call bar during an active call previously appeared too narrow on the devices with the Dynamic Island. The height has been adjusted so it is easier to tap now. Stay tuned for a full support for Dynamic Island.

Bria for iOS 6.9.2 (August 25, 2022)

Resolved issues

  • Fixed an issue where contact favorites disappeared on iPad and could not be added as favorite after upgrading to Bria Version 6.9.1.

  • Fixed an issue where SMS messages were split even when they were shorter than 160 characters.

Bria for iOS 6.9.1 (July 28, 2022)

Resolved issues

  • Translation of Delete Log has been added. (Ticket # 65443)

Bria for iOS 6.8.3 (June 23, 2022)

Resolved issues

This version contains improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria and miscellaneous bug fixes.

Bria for iOS 6.8.2 (May 26, 2022)

Delete Log

The Delete Log button has been added under Advanced Settings. This button clears the content of the Bria log on the device so that the log starts over empty.

Resolved issues

  • The call encryption indicator now appears on outbound calls.

  • Users with Bria Push enabled now see localized incoming call notifications.

Bria for iOS 6.8.1 (April 28, 2022)

Resolved issues

  • Better connectivity for a Collaboration meeting on network change

Bria for iOS 6.7.3 (March 24, 2022)

Removing auto answer feature

This version of the iOS app has the auto answer feature removed because the feature no longer works as intended due to iOS limitations. Auto answer continues to be available on Desktop and Android.

UI changes

This version includes minor UI changes to align with Desktop and Android apps.

  • The menu to start Collaboration calls has been changed from Conference Call to Meeting. The functionality stays the same.

  • The iOS app now presents the call forwarding indicator in the same way as the Android app.

Resolved issues

  • Fixed an issue where incoming calls via push notification may have no audio. This change includes an improvement in choosing IPv6 network over IPv4.

Bria for iOS 6.7.2 (February 25, 2022)

Resolved issues

  • Fixed an issue where dialing from Call history failed when the Strip Foreign Domain preference was off.
  • Aligned with Android on handling the Menu icon color; the icon now is colored with either black or white depending on the background color.

Bria for iOS 6.7.1 (January 27, 2022)

Resolved issues

  • Fixed an issue where the device screen did not lock automatically when Bria was in the foreground.

Bria for iOS 6.6.3 (December 17, 2021)

Improvements and changes

  • The default value for upstream video resolution is now 480p. Users who previously selected another resolution under Preferences > Devices > Other Devices > Max Resolution Preferences > Video Resolution Wi-Fi or Mobile will see no change until they uninstall and install the app again.

  • The Collaboration Management User Portal page now appears right under the Menu icon instead of under the Settings page. With this change, Teams Pro users can get to the page with one fewer tap.

Resolved issues

  • Fixed an issue with Bria Push where the first incoming call fails after the app was terminated by OS in the background.

Bria for iOS 6.6.2 (November 18, 2021)

New menu for Settings and Logging out

This version introduces the new Menu at the top left corner, so Settings, the user's Presence, and Log Out options can be accessed from anywhere in the app. With this change, the Edit button for IMs and Chatrooms has been removed. To delete an IM thread or leave a chatroom, swipe left on the item you want to delete. This swipe action will reveal the Delete or Leave button.

Resolved issues

This version contains improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria and miscellaneous bug fixes.

Bria for iOS 6.6.1 (October 14, 2021)

New features and improvements

  • iOS 15 Support.

  • Unread messages: When users open a thread, it displays the first unread message with an arrow down icon indicating how many unread messages are left in the thread. Tap this icon to mark all the rest as read instead of manually scrolling down.

Resolved issues

  • No audio on push calls on mobile data on iPhone 12.
  • Localization issues on contact labels in French.

Bria for iOS 6.5.4 (August 26, 2021)

There have been improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria, such as:

  • Improved messaging sync handling on network changes.
  • EULA now appears in dark background when the device is in dark mode.
  • A black screen no longer appears after viewing Call statistics and then ending a call.

If you continue to encounter a resolved issue, or if you have a new issue, please report it to the CounterPath Support Center.

Bria for iOS 6.5.3 (July 29, 2021)

Resolved issues

  • The Decline with Message button for an incoming call now works as expected.
  • The push notification for a new message now includes the Reply button and a text field.
  • Siri now sends messages using Bria.

Bria for iOS 6.5.2 (June 29, 2021)

Resolved issues

  • A fix for a broken link in file transfer.
  • A fix for the Chatroom error "Room not available" after the XMPP account reconnected.

Bria for iOS 6.5.1 (June 1, 2021)

Change in System Requirements

Dropping iOS 12 support: This version of Bria will not run on iOS 12 devices such as iPhone 5S, 6, 6 Plus; iPod Touch 6th generation; iPad Air 1st generation.

Improvements and Changes

  • XMPP groups support: The new preference Show Groups controls how the Roster list displays your contacts. Turn it On to group contacts under departments or other group names decided by your administrator; Off to display everyone under one list. Search works in the same way regardless of this preference.

  • Chat Room improvement: The chat room threads are now automatically refreshed when opened so that users do not need to manually refresh it. With this change, notifications for unread messages are synced among devices. If you have multiple devices and read a message in a Chat Room on one device, notifications on the rest of your devices will be removed.

  • On the Login screen, the Keep Password option has been changed to Remember Login which now controls both login username and password. This change aligns the behavior between desktop and mobile clients.

Resolved issues

  • Fixed an issue where an incoming call via Bria Push fails to add video, resulting no video and audio.
  • Fixed an issue where Bria rejects an incoming call with error 480 when a user brings Bria to foreground then background quickly.
  • Fixed an issue where a video resolution was not changing for a Collaboration meeting.
  • Increased font size for the banner "Your video is not sent".

Bria for iOS 6.4.5 (April 26, 2021)

Improvements and Changes

  • New preference - Show Number in Notification

    This preference allows you to see a phone number or SIP username in incoming call notifications. This preference helps you identify calls if you receive many calls with the same label such as UNKNOWN.

    • Ability for the Host to change conference resolution during session.

    • Ability to detect the user's app language and play the audio greetings in the same language.

Resolved issues

  • Fix for a known issue where Collaboration session was lost when moving from Wi-Fi to Mobile.
  • Fix for a connecting issue with Collaboration conferences.
  • Fix for the conference menu not being displayed when the Keep Password setting was disabled.

Bria for iOS 6.4.4 (March 3, 2021)

  • Added an option to join conference with speaker muted. Off (not muted) by default. To change the setting, go to Settings > Conferences and turn on Mute Speaker When Joining.
  • Added analytics for the file transfer functionality.

This version contains improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria and miscellaneous bug fixes.

Please report any issues to the CounterPath Support Center.

Bria for iOS 6.4.1 (February 4, 2021)

Bria installed on iPhone now has the ability to mute speaker during a call. This helps to prevent echo when two or more devices are in the same area during a call.

  • A bigger text area for writing a message. Note the expand icon to make it even bigger.

  • The Buddies list on the Contacts tab now is called Roster.

When starting this version of Bria, it asks for anonymous usage data collection. Bria collects usage data in order to improve the quality and performance of CounterPath products. None of the information being collected is personally identifiable. To opt-out, you can select Decline at the startup, or go to Settings > Advanced Settings, and turn off Share Anonymous Usage Data.

Added a new option to join a conference with your microphone muted. To enable this option, go to Bria > Settings > Conferences and enable Mute Mic When Joining.

Added a new option for 480P, which uses 848 x 480 pixels.

  • Diagnostics logs size has been increased.

This version contains improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria and miscellaneous bug fixes.

Please report any issues to the CounterPath Support Center.

Bria for iOS 6.3.7 (December 17, 2020)

There have been improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria, such as:

  • a fix for an issue with placing a call on hold where the Hold button was tapped on/off quickly.

  • a fix for a RTP stream error during a call.

If you continue to encounter a resolved issue, or if you have a new issue, please report it to the CounterPath Support Center.

Bria for iOS 6.3.6 (November 20, 2020)

  • On the Messaging tab, the People section has been changed back to the IM section.
  • Removed the CIF option (352x288) from Video resolution preferences. With this change, the lowest option available is VGA.

There have been improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria, such as:

  • a fix for an error in Traditional Chinese localization.

If you continue to encounter a resolved issue, or if you have a new issue, please report it to the CounterPath Support Center.

Bria for iOS 6.3.4 (October 8, 2020)

There have been improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria, such as:

  • a fix for the registration failure with 503 / connectivity on iOS 14

  • a fix for the mute icon appearing enabled (muted) after the user locked the phone and then unmuted without unlocking.
  • a fix for wrong User-Agent name

If you continue to encounter a resolved issue, or if you have a new issue, please report it to the CounterPath Support Center.

When Settings > Preferences > Native Integration is enabled and the iPhone is connected to a Bluetooth device, the audio output varies depending on how you answer the call. If you use the Bluetooth device to answer the call, the audio is sent to the Bluetooth device. If you use the iPhone to answer the call, the audio is sent to the iPhone.

When you are in a Collaboration conference using Wi-Fi, and switch to use mobile data, the conference call loses audio. This is due to changes in iOS 13.3.1.

If the remote party tries to add video to an audio call on your Team Voice account, the call is dropped. If the caller tries to add video to an audio call, the call remains as an audio call. In order to use video, place the call as a video call.

Bria for iOS 6.3.2/6.3.3 (September 18, 2020)

If you are using iOS 14, make sure to give Bria a permission for Local Network. Go to iOS Settings > Privacy > Local Network.

There have been improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria, such as:

  • a fix for startup failure affecting some users after upgrading to iOS 14

  • changes needed for handling the Local Network permission on iOS 14

  • a fix for an issue with Mute when face down on slower or older devices

If you continue to encounter a resolved issue, or if you have a new issue, please report it to the CounterPath Support Center.

When Settings > Preferences > Native Integration is enabled and the iPhone is connected to a Bluetooth device, the audio output varies depending on how you answer the call. If you use the Bluetooth device to answer the call, the audio is sent to the Bluetooth device. If you use the iPhone to answer the call, the audio is sent to the iPhone.

When you are in a Collaboration conference using Wi-Fi, and switch to use mobile data, the conference call loses audio. This is due to changes in iOS 13.3.1.

If the remote party tries to add video to an audio call on your Team Voice account, the call is dropped. If the caller tries to add video to an audio call, the call remains as an audio call. In order to use video, place the call as a video call.

Bria for iOS 6.3.1 (September 8, 2020)

After you upgrade to a newer version of Bria, make sure to log back in; otherwise you do not receive calls.

  • New languages have been added: Traditional Chinese and Polish.

  • Both public and private chat rooms show an indicator when someone else is typing into the chat room.

  • A new preference has been added to automatically mute your voice when the device is placed face down during a call (audio, video, and Collaboration meeting). Go to Bria's Settings > Preferences > Mute when face down.

  • Settings have been reorganized and aligned between Bria iOS and Android clients. Under Preferences, and Advanced Settings.

  • Send Landscape has been removed from Preferences.

  • Use VPN if Active has been removed from Advanced Settings.

This version contains improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria and miscellaneous bug fixes.

Please report any issues to the CounterPath Support Center.

When Settings > Preferences > Native Integration is enabled and the iPhone is connected to a Bluetooth device, the audio output varies depending on how you answer the call. If you use the Bluetooth device to answer the call, the audio is sent to the Bluetooth device. If you use the iPhone to answer the call, the audio is sent to the iPhone.

When you are in a Collaboration conference using Wi-Fi, and switch to use mobile data, the conference call loses audio. This is due to changes in iOS 13.3.1.

If the remote party tries to add video to an audio call on your Team Voice account, the call is dropped. If the caller tries to add video to an audio call, the call remains as an audio call. In order to use video, place the call as a video call.

Bria for iOS 6.2.5 (July 22, 2020)

Push notifications after app upgrade

This version includes a change in handling push notifications when the user logged out of the Bria client. Make sure to log into Bria especially after upgrading to a new version.

This version contains improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria and miscellaneous bug fixes.

Please report any issues to the CounterPath Support Center.

When Settings > Preferences > Native Integration is enabled and the iPhone is connected to a Bluetooth device, the audio output varies depending on how you answer the call. If you use the Bluetooth device to answer the call, the audio is sent to the Bluetooth device. If you use the iPhone to answer the call, the audio is sent to the iPhone.

If the remote party tries to add video to an audio call on your Team Voice account, the call is dropped. If the caller tries to add video to an audio call, the call remains as an audio call. In order to use video, place the call as a video call.

Bria for iOS 6.2.4 (June 24, 2020)

There have been improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria, such as:

  • Improved handling of push test calls and push video calls.
  • A fix for Bluetooth mute where users muted using Bria UI and Bria displayed muted; however, the Bluetooth device was actually unmuted.

If you continue to encounter a resolved issue, or if you have a new issue, please report it to the CounterPath Support Center.

When Settings > Preferences > Native Integration is enabled and the iPhone is connected to a Bluetooth device, the audio output varies depending on how you answer the call. If you use the Bluetooth device to answer the call, the audio is sent to the Bluetooth device. If you use the iPhone to answer the call, the audio is sent to the iPhone.

If the remote party tries to add video to an audio call on your Team Voice account, the call is dropped. If the caller tries to add video to an audio call, the call remains as an audio call. In order to use video, place the call as a video call.

Bria for iOS 6.2.3 (May 19, 2020)

Bria supports the dark mode. If you have updated to iOS 13+, go to iOS Settings > Display & Brightness and choose the Dark appearance.

You can now configure call forwarding per SIP account as well as globally on all SIP accounts on Bria. When both are enabled, the global call forwarding takes effect.

  • The per-account settings are under Settings > Account (SIP) > Call Forwarding.
  • The global settings are under Settings > Preferences.

With Display Account Name under Bria's Preferences, the SIP account name can be displayed on the incoming call screen along with the Caller ID. Helpful for users who want to identify which account is receiving the incoming call.

Bria has the ability to mute speaker on iPad so that no sound is played at all during a call. This avoids feedback when you use multiple devices in the room for the same call.

There have been improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria, such as:

  • A fix for speakerphone that is no longer enabled after the call is released from hold.
  • A fix for incorrect formatting of outbound calls from the Call history tab.
  • A fix for certificate validation for the Bria Push service.
  • Notifications for each chat room are now synced among the user's devices.
  • [Collaboration feature] A fix for the Join-in link error prompt appearing when the app is not running.

If you continue to encounter a resolved issue, or if you have a new issue, please report it to the CounterPath Support Center.

When Settings > Preferences > Native Integration is enabled and the iPhone is connected to a Bluetooth device, the audio output varies depending on how you answer the call. If you use the Bluetooth device to answer the call, the audio is sent to the Bluetooth device. If you use the iPhone to answer the call, the audio is sent to the iPhone.

If the remote party tries to add video to an audio call on your Team Voice account, the call is dropped. If the caller tries to add video to an audio call, the call remains as an audio call. In order to use video, place the call as a video call.

Bria for iOS 6.1.2 (March 5, 2020)

There have been improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria, such as:

  • Some users have reported audio delay when placing or receiving calls using the previous version of Bria. This issue has been resolved for the users.
  • When using Bria Push, Bria displayed a missed call notification on the lock screen when the call was answered on another device. It has been changed to suppress the missed call notification in this scenario.
  • In chat rooms, the new message indicator and @(mention) icon remained displayed after the new message was read. This issue has been resolved.
  • There has been graphical improvements to the Collaboration feature.

If you continue to encounter a resolved issue, or if you have a new issue, please report it to the CounterPath Support Center.

When Settings > Preferences > Native Integration is enabled and the iPhone is connected to a Bluetooth device, the audio output varies depending on how you answer the call. If you use the Bluetooth device to answer the call, the audio is sent to the Bluetooth device. If you use the iPhone to answer the call, the audio is sent to the iPhone.

If the remote party tries to add video to an audio call on your Team Voice account, the call is dropped. If the caller tries to add video to an audio call, the call remains as an audio call. In order to use video, place the call as a video call.

Bria for iOS 6.1.1 (February 3, 2020)

For the Collaboration feature, the guest access using a web browser has an updated look and feel.

The dialog asking for a permission for contacts has been updated to directly open the device settings page for better useability.

There have been improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria, such as:

  • Bria previously stripped a period character (.) from SIP URIs. This has been fixed.

If you continue to encounter a resolved issue, or if you have a new issue, please report it to the CounterPath Support Center.

When Settings > Preferences > Native Integration is enabled and the iPhone is connected to a Bluetooth device, the audio output varies depending on how you answer the call. If you use the Bluetooth device to answer the call, the audio is sent to the Bluetooth device. If you use the iPhone to answer the call, the audio is sent to the iPhone.

If the remote party tries to add video to an audio call on your Team Voice account, the call is dropped. If the caller tries to add video to an audio call, the call remains as an audio call. In order to use video, place the call as a video call.

Bria for iOS 6.0.3 (November 27, 2019)

Bria now allows you to add a description of an issue when you send a log to CounterPath Support.

There have been improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria, such as:

  • An incoming call was not heard after being answered using Plantronics Bluetooth headset

If you continue to encounter a resolved issue, or if you have a new issue, please report it to the CounterPath Support Center.

When Settings > Preferences > Native Integration is enabled and the iPhone is connected to a Bluetooth device, the audio output varies depending on how you answer the call. If you use the Bluetooth device to answer the call, the audio is sent to the Bluetooth device. If you use the iPhone to answer the call, the audio is sent to the iPhone.

If the remote party tries to add video to an audio call on your Team Voice account, the call is dropped. If the caller tries to add video to an audio call, the call remains as an audio call. In order to use video, place the call as a video call.

Bria for iOS 6.0.2 (November 15, 2019)

With Call History Sync, when a user enables their SIP account on multiple devices, the user sees a consistent call log history on all of their devices. For example, a user answers a call on a Windows computer, then sees on an iPhone that the call was answered on another device.

For more information, see Call History Sync.

With this feature, Bria blocks incoming calls with:

  • No number,
  • Anonymous Caller ID, and/or
  • Any number or SIP address you added to the block list.

You can block up to 10 phone numbers/SIP addresses in Bria. This block list is stored locally on your device; if you have Bria installed on multiple devices, you need to set this feature manually on each device.

For more information, see Enabling Call Blocking.

With this feature, Bria automatically answers an incoming call as soon as the call comes in. Auto-answered calls are muted if Bria is in the background.

Client-side auto answer can be enabled from Preferences > Auto Answer Calls.

You can now configure how many digits of phone numbers to use for contact matching. This aims to solve an issue where Bria matches a number with a different area code. By default, Bria matches the last 7 digits, which can be changed from Preferences > Digits To Match.

  • Push improvements
  • Voiceover improvements for iOS13
  • Bria shows the Dial screen instead of the Settings screen after logging out and logging into Bria. This applies to a softphone client that logs into a provisioning server such as Stretto Platform.

There have been improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria, such as:

  • No audio was heard when using CarPlay.
  • Mobile data provider was not recognized when an eSIM card was used.
  • New messages are not shown in the 1:1 conversation view while shown in the preview or the list.

If you continue to encounter a resolved issue, or if you have a new issue, please report it to the CounterPath Support Center.

When Settings > Preferences > Native Integration is enabled and the iPhone is connected to a Bluetooth device, the audio output varies depending on how you answer the call. If you use the Bluetooth device to answer the call, the audio is sent to the Bluetooth device. If you use the iPhone to answer the call, the audio is sent to the iPhone.

If the remote party tries to add video to an audio call on your Team Voice account, the call is dropped. If the caller tries to add video to an audio call, the call remains as an audio call. In order to use video, place the call as a video call.

Bria for iOS 5.7.2 (October 15, 2019)

On iPhone, it is now easier to go back to the ongoing call screen after navigating to another page such as Call Statistics.

Try tapping the bottom edge of the green Back to the Call element.

There have been improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria, such as:

This version includes a fix for an issue where a user cannot proceed after the subscription screen on an iPhone XR when the device is running in Russian.

If you continue to encounter a resolved issue, or if you have a new issue, please report it to the CounterPath Support Center.

When Settings > Preferences > Native Integration is enabled and the iPhone is connected to a Bluetooth device, the audio output varies depending on how you answer the call. If you use the Bluetooth device to answer the call, the audio is sent to the Bluetooth device. If you use the iPhone to answer the call, the audio is sent to the iPhone.

If the remote party tries to add video to an audio call on your Team Voice account, the call is dropped. If the caller tries to add video to an audio call, the call remains as an audio call. In order to use video, place the call as a video call.

Bria for iOS 5.7.1 (September 12, 2019)

This version contains improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria and miscellaneous bug fixes.

Please report any issues to the CounterPath Support Center.

When Settings > Preferences > Native Integration is enabled and the iPhone is connected to a Bluetooth device, the audio output varies depending on how you answer the call. If you use the Bluetooth device to answer the call, the audio is sent to the Bluetooth device. If you use the iPhone to answer the call, the audio is sent to the iPhone.

If the remote party tries to add video to an audio call on your Team Voice account, the call is dropped. If the caller tries to add video to an audio call, the call remains as an audio call. In order to use video, place the call as a video call.

Bria for iOS 5.6.3 (July 19, 2019)

The Match Contacts for Caller-ID setting was added to Preferences – Incoming call.

If you want Bria to try to match incoming calls to your Contacts and use the Display Name for the caller ID, select this setting. If Bria finds a matching contact, the contact's Display Name is used. If there is no match, Bria uses the information in the SIP header.

If you would prefer to see the SIP information on the caller ID, clear this setting.

When Native Integration is enabled in Settings > Preferences – Call Handling, all numbers other than Softphone use the contact's Display Name for the incoming caller ID if there is a matching contact. Once you answer the call, Bria uses the information in the SIP header for the caller ID.

This version contains improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria and miscellaneous bug fixes.

Please report any issues to the CounterPath Support Center.

When Settings > Preferences > Native Integration is enabled and the iPhone is connected to a Bluetooth device, the audio output varies depending on how you answer the call. If you use the Bluetooth device to answer the call, the audio is sent to the Bluetooth device. If you use the iPhone to answer the call, the audio is sent to the iPhone.

If the remote party tries to add video to an audio call on your Team Voice account, the call is dropped. If the caller tries to add video to an audio call, the call remains as an audio call. In order to use video, place the call as a video call.

Bria for iOS 5.6.2 (June 4, 2019)

In the past, if your XMPP account was not registered, you could not see your XMPP Buddy information. Now, roster information is available. You cannot send users an IM and their presence shows as unknown when your XMPP account is not registered, but you can access their contact information, and, if your SIP account is registered, you can attempt to phone your Buddies.

This release contains a number of improvements for chat rooms. Some of these improvements are:

  • Any member of a public chat room can invite new members.
  • The Room Owner of a private chat room can remove participants.
  • Chat rooms can be searched by Description.
  • In the Rooms list, Bria displays the last message viewed instead of the date you joined or created the room.
  • Notifications show the name of the chat room as well as the name of the person who sent the message.

Disable Call Waiting, Turn Letters to Numbers, and Hide My Number have been added. You can enable these features in Settings > Preferences. For more information, see Disabling call waiting, Changing letters to number, and Hiding your identity in the User Guide.

In Settings > Accounts, Register and Unregister have been removed. Turn Enabled on or off to register and unregister the account.

"Unregister" was in "Settings" > "Accounts". "Enabled" is in "Settings" > "Accounts".

The Alert Push Notification Issues settings has been added in Settings > Advanced Settings - Registration Issues. When this setting is enabled, you receive a notification if the Bria Push Server is not able to register with the SIP server on behalf of Bria. You receive another alert when the Bria Push Server is able to re-register with the SIP server.

Collaboration is no longer part of the Insider Program and has been added to the Bria Pro subscription. The ability to add your G-Suite account remains part of the Insider Program.

There have been improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria, such as:

Some users may have noticed no audio on a second incoming call when they used End & Accept to terminate the original call and switch to the second call. This has been fixed in this version.

If you continue to encounter a resolved issue, or if you have a new issue, please report it to the CounterPath Support Center.

When Settings > Preferences > Native Integration is enabled and the iPhone is connected to a Bluetooth device, the audio output varies depending on how you answer the call. If you use the Bluetooth device to answer the call, the audio is sent to the Bluetooth device. If you use the iPhone to answer the call, the audio is sent to the iPhone.

If the remote party tries to add video to an audio call on your Team Voice account, the call is dropped. If the caller tries to add video to an audio call, the call remains as an audio call. In order to use video, place the call as a video call.

Bria for iOS 5.5.4 (April 4, 2019)

There have been continuing improvements to the Bria Push Service, including:

  • Improvements when Bria is disconnected for long periods of time
  • An update to ensure that correct information shows in the missed call notifications in History when calls are received on the Bria Push Service

This version contains improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria and miscellaneous bug fixes.

Please report any issues to the CounterPath Support Center.

When Settings > Preferences > Native Integration is enabled and the iPhone is connected to a Bluetooth device, the audio output varies depending on how you answer the call. If you use the Bluetooth device to answer the call, the audio is sent to the Bluetooth device. If you use the iPhone to answer the call, the audio is sent to the iPhone.

If the remote party tries to add video to an audio call on your Team Voice account, the call is dropped. If the caller tries to add video to an audio call, the call remains as an audio call. In order to use video, place the call as a video call.

Bria for iOS 5.5.3 (February 21, 2019)

Bria now supports permanent chat rooms. Chat rooms can be private or public. Private rooms can only be joined by invitation. Public rooms can be joined by anyone in your Team Messaging group.

  • All the clients must be running version 5.5.3 or higher on iOS and Android and version 5.5.0 or higher on Windows and Mac.
  • Your Team Messaging account must be registered and enabled.

If some clients are running versions earlier than 5.5.3 on iOS and Android or 5.5.0 on Windows and Mac, the room members list may not accurately show who is in the chat rooms and messages may not be sent to all room members.

Previous group chat sessions are no longer available on version 5.5.3 or higher on iOS and Android and .

See Working with messages for information on copying messages.

There have been improvements to the Bria Push Service, including improvements in how Bria starts when Bria receives an incoming push call.

To prevent the accidental deletion of contacts, a confirmation step has been added to Bria prior to deleting the contact.

This version contains improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria and miscellaneous bug fixes.

Please report any issues to the CounterPath Support Center.

When Settings > Preferences > Native Integration is enabled and the iPhone is connected to a Bluetooth device, the audio output varies depending on how you answer the call. If you use the Bluetooth device to answer the call, the audio is sent to the Bluetooth device. If you use the iPhone to answer the call, the audio is sent to the iPhone.

If the remote party tries to add video to an audio call on your Team Voice account, the call is dropped. If the caller tries to add video to an audio call, the call remains as an audio call. In order to use video, place the call as a video call.

Bria for iOS 5.5.2 (December 20, 2018)

This release includes a fix for some customers who had an issue with the domain validation logic.

Messages in a bigger font size are now displayed with proper spacing.

Bria now has two additional Registration Modes – Continuous and Single Device Takeover. Single Device Takeover is now the default Registration Mode for new SIP accounts.

Continuous: Your VoIP service provider supports multiple registrations. The Bria Push server is always connected to the SIP server. Bria is only connected to the SIP server when Bria is in the foreground. When Bria is in the foreground, Bria ignores push notifications so that you do not receive duplicates.

Single Device Takeover: Your VoIP service provider does not support multiple registrations. This setting allows Bria and the Bria Push server to take over registration from each other without having to unregister first.

Use the Test Push Service button when your additional SIP account is enabled and registered. If the test is successful, your device is able to communicate with the Bria Push server and your device is able to receive push notifications from the Apple APNS push notification system.

The amount of time that Bria used to startup from the background was causing some users to miss incoming push calls, especially on older devices. The startup time has been reduced.

This version contains improvements to the overall stability and performance of Bria and miscellaneous bug fixes.

Please report any issues to the CounterPath Support Center.

When Settings > Preferences > Native Integration is enabled and the iPhone is connected to a Bluetooth device, the audio output varies depending on how you answer the call. If you use the Bluetooth device to answer the call, the audio is sent to the Bluetooth device. If you use the iPhone to answer the call, the audio is sent to the iPhone.

If the remote party tries to add video to an audio call on your Team Voice account, the call is dropped. If the caller tries to add video to an audio call, the call remains as an audio call. In order to use video, place the call as a video call.