The Libby App has an update available in the App Store today. Libby has simplified how hold suspensions work. Now, users no longer select an end date for a hold suspension. Instead, a user will manually unsuspend a hold when they’re ready for it.
In Libby, users with existing holds will see a notice letting them know about this change on their Holds screen. Users who don’t have holds will see the updated behavior if they choose to suspend a hold in the future. OverDrive library websites will not show a notice like this; users will simply see the updated behavior.
Additionally: If a user misses their hold on its first delivery, it’ll be suspended until they unsuspend it. It no longer unsuspends automatically after 7 days. Holds will be canceled if they’re suspended for 365 days in a row. The term “Deliver Later” has been replaced by “Suspend.” Now, any time you want to delay getting a hold – before or after it’s delivered – you’ll suspend it.