Not only did DJI just update the DJI Fly app, but the Chinese drone maker also updated the DJI Go and DJI Go 4 app. The company does not provide a lot of information about the new versions other than saying it ‘fixes crashes and improves stability,’ which is a standard line that the drone maker uses. It makes you wonder, even though the issues were focussed on the Android versions of the app, did DJI just update the apps in response to Synacktiv’s reports?

DJI updates DJI Go and DJI Go 4 app

The first Synacktiv report came out on July 23rd and was published in the NY Times (I still like to know how they’ve pulled that off) and took aim at the DJI Go 4 app that is used to control drones such as the DJI Mavic Pro, Mavic 2 and Phantom series.

About ten days later, Parrot’s PR agency forwarded another report about similar security flaws in the DJI Pilot app.

Drone maker DJI issued strong-worded responses to both these reports, saying that Synacktiv’s report included ‘inaccuracies and misleading statements.‘

However, since then, DJI also released new versions of the DJI Fly app, the DJI Go app, and the DJI Go 4 app. In all cases, the notes referred to the new version that ‘fixes crashing issues and improves app stability.’ It makes you wonder if DJI quickly addressed some of the concerns that were pointed out in the reports from Synacktiv.

On the Apple App Store:

DJI Go app – Version 3.1.65, August 4th
DJI Go 4 app – Version 4.3.38, August 3rd

On the Google Play Store:

DJI Go app – Version 3.1.60, July 31st
DJI Go 4 app – Version 4.3.37, July 31st
DJI Pilot app – Version 1.8.0, June 11th
DJI Fly app – Version 1.1.5, July 31st

It will be interesting to see if we get a new version of the DJI Pilot app within the next few days or so. The latest update for Apple’s iOS for this app was on December 23, 2019.

More information on the latest versions can be found here on DJI’s website.

It is relevant to point out that the Trump Administration in the meantime has announced a ‘Clean Network‘ operation to purge all the ‘untrusted’ Chinese apps from U.S. Networks. Considering the number of apps DJI has, I expect we will see a number of updates come our way in the near future.

Stay in touch!

If you’d like to stay up to date with all the latest drone news, scoops, rumors, and reviews, then follow us on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram or…

Subscribe to our Daily Drone News email.*

Submit tips If you have information or tips that you would like to share with us, feel free to submit them here. Support DroneXL.co: You can support DroneXL.co by using these links when you make your next drone purchase: Adorama, Amazon, B&H, BestBuy, eBay, DJI, Parrot, and Yuneec. We make a small commission when you do so at no additional expense to you. Thank you for helping DroneXL grow! FTC: DroneXL.co uses affiliate links that generate income.

* We do not sell, share, rent out or spam your email, ever. Our email goes out on weekdays around 5:30 p.m.

Discover more from DroneXL.co

Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.

Get your Part 107 Certificate

Pass the Part 107 test and take to the skies with the Pilot Institute. We have helped thousands of people become airplane and commercial drone pilots. Our courses are designed by industry experts to help you pass FAA tests and achieve your dreams.

Copyright © DroneXL.co 2025. All rights reserved. The content, images, and intellectual property on this website are protected by copyright law. Reproduction or distribution of any material without prior written permission from DroneXL.co is strictly prohibited. For permissions and inquiries, please contact us first. DroneXL.co is a proud partner of the Drone Advocacy Alliance. Be sure to check out DroneXL's sister site, EVXL.co, for all the latest news on electric vehicles.

FTC: DroneXL.co is an Amazon Associate and uses affiliate links that can generate income from qualifying purchases. We do not sell, share, rent out, or spam your email.