Apple has officially launched its iOS version 14.5, and that means a range of new tools and features will be making appearances on your iPhone through this update which includes new phone unlock options for people wearing face masks, a range of updated voice options for Siri.
However, the most anticipated and talked about update is none other than the App Tracking Transparency Feature which has been a talk in the tech world news since it was introduced for the first time by the company in June of 2020.
Apple first enlightened users about its plan to launch an App Tracking Transparency Feature last year, where the company said that through this feature user will have an option to select whether or not they want to allow other applications on their phone to track their data.