> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://bimil.gitbook.io/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://bimil.gitbook.io/docs/notices/notices-archive/25-05-30.md). # 25-05-30 ## 🔄 BIMIL Update Complete - Improvements for Diverse Users! We’re happy to let you know that the scheduled BIMIL update has been successfully completed! With this update, you can now install and update BIMIL **without needing administrator rights** – making it easier to use in various environments, including corporate and restricted systems. We’ve also added a new **login protection feature** that prevents multiple devices from logging in at the same time using the same account.\ This improves security and **lays the groundwork for future premium features.** *** ### ✅ **What’s New** * Install and update BIMIL without admin permissions * More convenient use across diverse Windows accounts and environments * **Login protection added** (only one active session per account) *** ### 🔄 **How to Get the Update** * If you already have BIMIL installed, the update **has been applied automatically** * If not, please visit [bimil.bimpeers.com](https://bimil.bimpeers.com/) to download and reinstall the latest version 🔽 **Ready to try it out? Click the button below to get the latest version!** 🔽 {% embed url="" %} BIMIL Homepage {% endembed %} *** We’re always working to improve your BIMIL experience.\ If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to contact our support team at [**help@bimpeers.com**](mailto:help@bimpeers.com). Best regards, **The BIMIL Team**
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