DJI Fly App 1 21 5 Update What's Actually Changed? 🤔

The DJI Fly app has just been updated to Version 1.21.5, but the release notes simply say: "Fixed certain issues and optimized overall app." So... what has actually changed? In this video I check all of my DJI controllers and drones to see if anything else has been updated. Here's what I found: 🚁 DJI RC 2 No firmware update available. I now seem to have to reconnect to Wi-Fi before checking for updates, something I didn't have to do previously. 🚁 DJI RC Pro 2 No new firmware update. Again, I had to reconnect to Wi-Fi before checking. The controller was still running the older DJI Fly app (Version 1.21.2) before updating. 🚁 DJI RC-N3 Almost every time I connect my phone, I'm prompted with firmware V01.00.0500. Is anyone else seeing this? 🚁 DJI Mini 3 Pro No update. 🚁 DJI Neo 2 No update. A few weeks ago DJI briefly released a firmware update for the DJI Avata 360 on the DJI RC Pro 2 in the USA, only to remove it again a few days later. So is this latest release simply an app maintenance update, or is DJI quietly preparing for a bigger firmware release? I'd love to hear what you're seeing. Android users: Have you received DJI Fly 1.21.5? Have any of your controllers or drones received firmware updates? Leave a comment below with: Your country 🌍 iOS or Android 📱 Which DJI controller you're using 🎮 Which drone you fly 🚁 Any updates you've received. Your feedback will help everyone work out exactly what's going on with this latest DJI Fly release. 👍 If you found this video useful, please give it a Like, subscribe to Shaun the Drone, and turn on notifications so you don't miss future DJI updates, tutorials and real-world tests. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next one! Shaun the Drone — your source for real flight tests, tutorials, and honest reviews using the latest DJI drones. All aerial footage featured on this channel is filmed exclusively with DJI aircraft, each flight logged and verified for authenticity. I hold full EU and Spanish drone operator registrations with the CAA (UK), AESA (Spain), and EASA (European Union), ensuring every flight complies with European aviation regulations. 📜 Copyright Notice:All videos and footage on this channel are © Shaun the Drone – All Rights Reserved.Use, reproduction, or redistribution of any content without prior written consent is strictly prohibited and may result in removal by YouTube/Google under copyright policy.