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# 1.5.0

2026-01-10

## What's Changed

### \[New Feature] Connectors - Consent Expired Uploads Visibility

Previously, assets with expired consent were often hidden on connectors. 

**🔹 Feature Details:**

With this feature, HIVO provides an option to toggle visibility, clearly displaying the status of these assets.

* Setting Change: **Client Profile Settings -> Settings tab -> Consent Settings.**
* Then, Check/ Uncheck option "**Show Consent Expired Assets in extensions/connectors**."
* If "**Consent Expired**" visibility is enabled, assets will be marked with a label or a warning icon directly on the thumbnail.

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**👉** See more about **"**[**Consent Settings**](https://support.hivo.co/client-profile/client-profile-settings/access-rights-and-security/consent-settings)**"** here.&#x20;

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