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# v1.5.3 - 18th April 2022

**🖥️ Use Your Account**

You can now book with your UMA account on the meeting room display app!

After selecting the time of booking, you can choose whether you want to book the room anonymously or for yourself.

If you choose to book for yourself, you will need to search and choose your account and enter in an optional subject for the meeting.

This is a much requested feature and we’re super happy to get it out there.

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