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# v3.0.1 - 4th January 2024

## Booking web application updates

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These updates are only available for the booking web app at <https://book.meetuma.ai>. The android release will follow in the coming weeks.
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### Disable booking

We have added an option in the booking web application to allow you to disable booking completely from the panel side.

### Disable anonymous bookings

We have added an option in the booking web application to allow you to disable anonymous bookings from the panel. When this setting is on, you will only be able to book using your account.

To find out more about the UMA booking application click [here](/uma-knowledgebase/getting-started/set-up-your-hardware/applications/booking-panel-application.md).


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