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@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ Text views, input views, images, video players and webviews are all masked by de
 
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-Session Replay may mask an entire layer subtree if Core Animation raises an exception while the SDK inspects it. This privacy-safe fallback prevents the exception from crashing your app and avoids exposing content that the SDK could not inspect for sensitive data.
+Starting with Sentry Cocoa **9.24.0**, Session Replay may mask an entire layer subtree if Core Animation raises an exception while the SDK inspects it. This privacy-safe fallback prevents the exception from crashing your app and avoids exposing content that the SDK could not inspect for sensitive data.
 
 A malformed `CABasicAnimation` is one possible cause. The animation's `fromValue` and `toValue` must use types compatible with each other and with the animated key path. For example, a `position` animation must use `CGPoint` values for both endpoints: