---
type: Addressed
product: GlobalProtect-iOS
version: 6.1.0
---

## GPC-19030

Fixed an issue where GlobalProtect 6.1.0 on iOS 17 cannot connect gateways successfully.

## GPC-18672

Fixed an issue where, when the customer upgraded from 5.2.12-26 to 6.1.1-6 on several devices, several devices received blue screen error messages. To fix the problem, the customer completely uninstalled the 5.x version of GlobalProtect before upgrading to 6.1.1.

## GPC-18207

Fixed an issue where, when the GlobalProtect app was installed on Android devices and the block list was configured through mobile device management (MDM), the block list did not work as expected and the traffic was not blocked as per the configuration.

## GPC-17875

Fixed an issue where,when the GlobalProtect app was installed on iOS devices, the app got stuck in the Connecting state and users had to restart the device to connect to the app.

## GPC-17635

Fixed an issue where, when the GlobalProtect app was installed on iOS devices, users were unable to send logs ( Help > Send Logs) through apps other than iOS Mail Client. Users can now share the logs using any file sharing app (e.g. Gmail) so that administrators can analyze the logs.

## GPC-17435

Fixed an issue where, when the GlobalProtect app was installed on iOS devices and configured with On-Demand mode, the app displayed the following erroneous pop-up message:

GlobalProtect Always-On mode is enabled. Please sign in to continue.

## GPC-16741

Fixed an issue where, when the GlobalProtect app was installed on iOS devices, users could not connect the iOS device to a manual gateway even though the GlobalProtect portal was configured with two external manual gateways.

## GPC-15137

Fixed an issue where, when the GlobalProtect app was installed on Android devices, the users could not connect to the app due to the following error:

ANDROID_ACTION_START_VNIC, ret=failed.
