2026.08.31.2
Two-Factor Message Now Names Apple Too (KAN-2022)
🌐 WebAccount & Security
If you sign in with Apple and went to turn on two-factor authentication, Tovari told you it wasn't available for accounts that sign in with Google — a confusing thing to read when you've never used Google. The message now names both Apple and Google, so what you're told matches how you actually sign in.Clearer legal policies that name the company behind Tovari (KAN-2104)
🌐 Web📱 iOS & AndroidAccount & Security
Tovari's terms of use, privacy policy, and cookie policy did not say plainly that Tovari is a product of Tovari Financial, even though the app shows the shorter name almost everywhere. That left it unclear whether the policies you accepted covered the app you were actually using, and the sections that limit liability and cover legal costs named the product instead of the company behind it. All three policies now define the name up front: Tovari and Tovari Financial mean the same product from the same company, Ewing Technology Partners, LLC, and accepting the policies is an agreement with that company under either name. The terms also now state plainly how you accept them, and add standard sections that were missing. Because the wording changed, you will be asked once more to review and accept all three policies the next time you sign in.