This topic describes the maintenance rules for mPaaS baselines and provides a list of the latest baselines and their upgrade notes.
The maintenance lifecycle for the mPaaS client SDK follows the 2-3-6 rule. After a new major baseline version is officially released, the previous major baseline version:
No longer accepts requests for new features after 2 months.
No longer receives system compatibility updates after 3 months.
No longer receives bug fixes or security patches after 6 months.
After comprehensive testing, new major baseline versions are released as beta versions for a trial period. During the beta release period, the mPaaS team provides top-priority support for the beta version. To get the latest features for your app, start using the new baseline version as soon as possible. The mPaaS team reserves the right of final interpretation of these rules.
Platform | Baseline series | Latest version | Compatibility |
Android | 10.2.3.78 (2026-06-26) | minSdkVersion
targetSdkVersion
Android operating system
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10.2.3.global.1 (2026-04-22) |
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(Discontinued) | V10.1.68.53 (2022-10-18) |
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(Discontinued) | V10.1.60.19 (2021-01-11) |
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iOS | 10.2.3.73 (2026-06-26) | Xcode
iOS operating system
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(Discontinued) | V10.1.68.53 (2022-09-08) |
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(Discontinued) | V10.1.60.39 (2020-08-17) |
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Upgrade notes
Starting from iOS 10.2.3.70 (effective March 25, 2026), mPaaS fully supports Xcode 26. This adaptation is only performed on the 10.2.3 baseline. The 10.1.68 baseline will not be adapted. To facilitate future upgrades, upgrade to the 10.2.3 baseline as soon as possible. For more information, see mPaaS 10.2.3 adaptation for Xcode 26.
Starting from iOS 10.2.3.64 (effective September 3, 2025), mPaaS fully supports iOS 26. To ensure functionality and stability, upgrade to version 10.2.3.64 or later as soon as possible. For more information, see mPaaS 10.2.3 adaptation for iOS 26.
Starting from Android 10.2.3.63 (effective June 5, 2025):
mPaaS fully supports Android 16. For adaptation details, see mPaaS 10.2.3 adaptation for Android 16.
Android has been adapted for targetVersionSdk 35 in the 10.2.3 baseline using the AAR-based integration method. For adaptation details, see mPaaS adaptation for targetSdkVersion 35.
Starting from iOS 10.2.3.59 (effective April 2025), mPaaS will fully support Xcode 16. This adaptation is only performed on the 10.2.3 baseline. The 10.1.68 baseline will not be adapted. To facilitate future upgrades, upgrade to the 10.2.3 baseline as soon as possible. For more information, see mPaaS 10.2.3 adaptation for Xcode 16.
Starting from Android 10.2.3.54 (effective October 21, 2024), Android has been adapted for targetVersionSdk 34 in the 10.2.3 baseline. For adaptation details, see mPaaS adaptation for targetSdkVersion 34.
Starting from Android 10.2.3.50 (effective August 30, 2024):
mPaaS fully supports Android 15. For adaptation details, see mPaaS 10.2.3 adaptation for Android 15.
Android has been adapted for targetVersionSdk 34 in the customized baseline cp_change_50300875. For adaptation details, see mPaaS adaptation for targetSdkVersion 34.
Starting from iOS 10.2.3.50 (effective August 30, 2024), mPaaS fully supports iOS 18. To ensure functionality and stability, upgrade to version 10.2.3.50 or later as soon as possible. For more information, see mPaaS 10.2.3 adaptation for iOS 18.
Security Guard for both iOS and Android will be discontinued starting April 1, 2024. After this date, the generation of Security Guard images and related features will no longer be supported. Existing apps using the Security Guard SDK will not be affected for now. If issues arise, switch to Blue Shield. For new apps integrated with mPaaS and existing apps that use Security Guard features, see Switching from mPaaS Security Guard to Blue Shield.
Starting from Android 10.2.3.38 (effective November 30, 2023), the mPaaS push service supports the HONOR vendor-specific push channel. To ensure user reach on new HONOR devices is not affected, upgrade to baseline 10.2.3.38 or later as soon as possible. For adaptation details, see mPaaS 10.2.3 adaptation for HONOR Push.
Starting from Android 10.2.3.33 (effective October 12, 2023), mPaaS fully supports Android 14. Because this adaptation is only performed on the 10.2.3 baseline, upgrade to the 10.2.3 baseline series as soon as possible to facilitate future upgrades. For more information, see mPaaS 10.2.3 adaptation for Android 14.
Starting September 17, 2023, Google Play updated its app review scanning rules. These rules may incorrectly identify some code in the mPaaS SDK as the Taobao windvane SDK, leading to app rejection. mPaaS has removed the relevant code in baseline 10.2.3.32. If you need to publish your app on Google Play, upgrade to version 10.2.3.32 or later as soon as possible.
The Mi Push SDK built into Android 10.2.3.24 - 10.2.3.27 may cause app installation or upgrade errors. This issue has been fixed in baseline version 10.2.3.28. If you have integrated baselines 10.2.3.24 - 10.2.3.27 and use the Mi Push component, upgrade to version 10.2.3.28 or later as soon as possible.
Starting from iOS 10.2.3.19 (effective April 2023), mPaaS will fully support Xcode 14. This adaptation is only performed on the 10.2.3 baseline. The 10.1.68 baseline will not be adapted. To facilitate future upgrades, upgrade to the 10.2.3 baseline as soon as possible. For more information, see mPaaS 10.2.3 adaptation for Xcode14.
mPaaS has released the new Android 10.2.3 baseline. It adds several new components, such as GM SSL, terminal environment detection, threat detection, Scan AI, real-person authentication, intelligent dual recording, Magic Cube Card, and on-device intelligence. It supports targetSdkVersion 30. The supported CPU architectures are only armeabi-v7a and arm64-v8a. The armeabi architecture is no longer supported. For more information, see mPaaS 10.2.3 upgrade guide.
mPaaS has released the new iOS 10.2.3 baseline. It fully supports iOS 16 and adds several new components, such as GM SSL, terminal environment detection, threat detection, and real-person authentication. It also upgrades the Security Guard V6 image. For more information, see Using mPaaS 10.2.3 and adapting to iOS 16.
Starting from iOS 10.1.68.53 (effective September 8, 2022), mPaaS fully supports iOS 16. To ensure functionality and stability, upgrade to version 10.1.68.53 or later as soon as possible. For more information, see mPaaS 10.1.68 adaptation for iOS 16.
Starting from iOS 10.1.68.47 (effective April 2022), mPaaS fully supports Xcode 13. This adaptation is only performed on the 10.1.68 baseline. To facilitate future upgrades, upgrade to version 10.1.68.47 or later as soon as possible.
Starting from Android 10.1.68.37 (effective September 29, 2021), mPaaS fully supports Android 12. Because this adaptation is only performed on the 10.1.68 baseline, upgrade to the 10.1.68 baseline series as soon as possible to facilitate future upgrades.
Starting from iOS 10.1.68.38 (effective September 13, 2021), mPaaS fully supports iOS 15. Because this adaptation is only performed on the 10.1.68 baseline, upgrade to the 10.1.68 baseline series as soon as possible to facilitate future upgrades.
Starting from Android 10.1.68.21 (effective January 8, 2021):
mPaaS adds support for targetSdkVersion 29. For more information, see mPaaS adaptation for targetSdkVersion 29.
The supported CPU architectures are armeabi-v7a and arm64-v8a. The video feature of the Mini Program component has supported arm64-v8a since version 10.1.68.22. For more information, see mPaaS support for multiple CPU architectures.
Starting from Android 10.1.68.14 (effective September 17, 2020), mPaaS fully supports Android 11. Because this adaptation is only performed on the 10.1.68 baseline, upgrade to the 10.1.68 baseline series as soon as possible to facilitate future upgrades.
Starting from iOS 10.1.68.17 (effective September 14, 2020), mPaaS fully supports iOS 14. Because this adaptation is only performed on the 10.1.68 baseline, upgrade to the 10.1.68 baseline series as soon as possible to facilitate future upgrades.
Starting from Android 10.1.68.10 (effective August 5, 2020) and iOS V10.1.68.13 (effective August 5, 2020), the mPaaS client validates the identity of Alibaba Cloud public cloud customers. Users who fail the validation can no longer use mPaaS features. To continue using mPaaS without interruption, get the
.configfile again from the mPaaS console and import it into your project. For more information, see mPaaS user identity validation.Starting December 2020, Apple no longer accepts apps that use UIWebview. Apps using the iOS 10.1.60 baseline series will fail Apple's review. Upgrade to the 10.1.68 baseline series.