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iPhone owners with iOS 14.3 installed are starting to get warnings when apps track their activities across other apps and websites. This new privacy feature has been in the works for some time, and some app developers have protested against its implementation. Facebook, for example has complained about the requirement that it must ask permission to track its users and collect the resulting data.

Apple released iOS 14.3 this week, bringing a long list of new features and bug fixes to the iPhone. Not only this, but the company delivered iOS 12.5 for older devices. The iOS 12.5 update adds Exposure Notifications to older devices that don't support iOS 14. So what's in the iOS 14.3 update?

Just in time for last-minute holiday shopping, product tracking service whohasit.today is back on the Apple App Store. The latest version of the whohasit app offers improved navigation, a more intuitive interface and, as always, monitors dozens of online retailers and delivers notifications directly to your iPhone or other iOS device the moment the item you’re looking for becomes available.

Five years after the launch announcement from Apple, the Music Memos app is slated for removal from the app store. While musicians can continue using the app, it won't be updated past version 1.0.7. Music Memos will also be removed from the App Store after March 1, 2021. Apple is encouraging Music Memos users to transition to Voice Memos for quickly capturing song ideas.

There's still plenty of time to grab a few last minute stocking stuffers for the holiday season. Amazon offers fast and free delivery with a Prime membership, and if ordered within the next few days most products will arrive before December 25. Here is a look at some stocking stuffers, Hanukkah gifts or presents for whatever holiday you happen to celebrate. Make sure you check shipping times when ordering. A lot of companies are behind due to the huge demand of shipping products this season.