v2.0.1

• APN passwords, CDMA SIP/AN passwords and Mobile IP shared secrets are kept and shown on every platform, in the API and in the dataset.
• Carriers: a Galaxy pack listing several operators links to none of them, and a person's name for a source no longer names its whole carrier.
• Carrier logos: a carrier's logo is the one its shown name names, or a logo label on the carrier; the table of Apple bundle words and its ownership rules are gone.
• Modem names come from the index, not code: Apple's c4000 package reads "Apple C1 and C1X", MediaTek configurations are "SBP n" with operator names as labels, and Intel-dialect PRIs no longer name a chip.
• Modem firmware pages list every configuration from D1 and read only the one chosen, and its base layers on request.
• Labels: the labels Workflow also names Android carriers, Galaxy CSCs, unselected SBP ids, modem families and listed phones, each only from a search result that writes the name beside the code; production runs it weekly, up to 200 codes per kind.
• Galaxy: every regional model of the scoped lines in each multi-CSC package Samsung serves, plus the A5x and A3x; Samsung's full model names, with the U and U1 models listed together.
• Pixel: each phone reads a carrier source from its own newest build.
• Apple: an image's phones without an override file read carrier.plist alone, and the phone lists, Changes and "current release" say so.
• iOS: the line picker reads "iPhone (Modern)" and " (Legacy)"; version marks are found from the generator's files, not listed in code.
• D1 reads cut: list pages, rare settings, a carrier's modem configurations and the builds list read far fewer rows, and the site and API cache them under the index's D1 bookmark.
• Performance: no Smart Placement, nearest D1 replica, chips arrive with their entries, the sidebar preloads on tap, and an Apple bundle's facts are cached under its sha.
• The zone's rate limit is 300 requests per IP in 10 seconds; cache hits, SVGs and /cdn-cgi/ don't count.
• Workers tuning (feed crons, settle delay, retries and timeouts, container limits, concurrency, index batches, API page limits) is wrangler vars per environment.
• README: the first line no longer mentions the API key and budget.