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# Version 0.2

Released: June 26, 2021

## :rocket: *<mark style="color:red;">**Hêllẞø† α - 0.2**</mark>*

* Fixed Pmpermit.
* Added Video and Gifs support in Inline Alive or `.hell` command.
* Improved Help Menu.
* Fixed Climate Module.
* Fixed Block, Approve, Disapprove Commands to work in groups too.
* Fixed Profile Name Edit Command or `.pname`.
* Fixed Unzip, unrar, untar commands.
* Fixed Some commands for sudo.
* Now you can mute users in PM by `.mute`.
* Fixed bot crashing after 3 restarts.
* Fixed `.dm` command.
* Inline Help menu now support sudo.
* Added a plugin to make Doge Stickers. Do `.plinfo memify` to know more.
* Since nekobin and dogbin are down, `.logs` will give Heroku logs of 100 lines in .txt file.
* Increased Stability.
* Increased security a little bit.
* Fixed minor bugs. < Actually nothing XD >


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